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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Football Digest

• Falcons rising?
  by Jeff Jansen
• The Bucs are back; with linebacker Derrick Brooks leading the way in Tampa, this talented team should regain control of the South
  by Scott Fowler
• 2004 NFL schedule
• The NFC East is a beast
  by William Wagner
• Into the fire
  by Barry Wilner
• Who's no. 1? In a division beset by questions, Jake Plummer and the Broncos seem to be the one sure thing
  by Steve Silverman
• Bear with them
  by Alex Wentworth
• The new king of the hill: the Seahawks, led by Matt Hasselbeck, have replaced the Rams as the best of the West
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Run, Curtis, run
  by John Knight
• The front-runner curse
• NFL directory
• 2004 NFL team-by-team schedules
• A true patriot
  by Nathan McKenzie
• Paint it green: once again, the Brett Favre-led Packers have the competition covered in the North
  by Jim McArdle
• Quick quiz
• Remembering Tillman
  by William A. Agnew, Jr.
• Seismic shifts: we examine 10 moves that could have the biggest impact on the NFL in 2004
  by Vito Stellino
• Jay Novacek: the former Cowboys tight end had a lot of great days in the NFL, but the best one came against the Packers in the 1994 playoffs
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Eli came
  by Vincent Douglas
• History in the making: Tom Brady and the Patriots have everything they need to win their third NFL title in four years
  by Barry Wilner
• Browns bashing
  by Don Lavelli
• It's still Philly: despite major changes throughout the East, Donovan McNabb and the Eagles will win the title again
  by Bob Grotz
• The AFC East rules
  by Todd Conwell
• QB central: this division—which grows stronger every year—is defined by talented signalcallers like Peyton Manning
  by Charean Williams
• All-Pro snub
  by J.C. Abdallah
• The Baltimore blitz: with a heavy-duty defense powered by Ray Lewis, the Ravens are the team to beat in this weak division
  by Barry Wilner