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Articles in Sept 2003 issue of Football Digest

• Hall omissions - The Fans Speak Out
• Super Bowl 36 vs. Super Bowl 37 - Nfl 2003
• NFL directory - Names and Numbers
• Chalk talk - The Fans Speak Out
• Still standing … barely: a tumultuous offseason took a toll on Donovan McNabb and the Eagles, but they remain strong enough to win the division title - NFC East
  by Bob Grotz
• 2003 NFL team-by-team schedules - Names and Numbers
• Where's Iowa? - The Fans Speak Out
  by Don Muret
• A super sequel: there is no reason why Derrick Brooks and the Buccaneers can't compete for a second consecutive NFL championship - NFC South
  by Scott Fowler
• 2003 NFL weekly schedule - Names and Numbers
• A true role model - The Fans Speak Out
  by Jennie Moyer
• At home at the top: although Brett Favre is getting long in the tooth, he still has what it takes to lead the Packers to yet another title in this weak division - NFC North
  by Jim McArdle
• Quick quiz
• NFL rosters - The Fans Speak Out
  by Joanne McEneany
• We have liftoff: explosive young players like Koren Robinson will take Seattle all the way to the top of the standings - NFC West
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Emmitt in Arizona - The Fans Speak Out
  by Skip Cassell
• Talk about parity: this is the most competitive division in football, and we're picking Tom Brady and the Patriots to win by an eyelash - AFC East
  by Barry Wilner
• The big apples - The Fans Speak Out
  by Richard Parker
• Looming large: after their miraculous turnaround in 2002, Steve McNair and the Titans have even bigger things planned for this season - AFC South
  by Javier Morales
• San Diego's next Seau? - Rising star: Ben Leber
  by Barry Wilner
• A call to arms: as the only team with stability at quarterback—in the form of the reborn Tommy Maddox—the Steelers should be able to roll to another division crown - AFC North
  by Mark Rich
• The road to recovery? - Uncovering the Past
  by William Wagner
• Back for more: Rich Gannon and the Raiders are aging quickly, but they still have enough left to make another run at the Super Bowl - AFC West
  by Barry Wilner
• A new year brings new questions - Kickoff
  by William Wagner
• More than just a kicker: since his heroics during New England's Super Bowl season, the man with the golden foot has achieved uncommon fame - Interview: Adam Vinatieri
  by Jeff Goodman
• Tony Casillas: when the Cowboys beat the Niners in the 1992 NFC title game, the defensive tackle got the chance to live out his Super Bowl dreams - The Game I'll Never Forget
  by Chuck O'Donnell