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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Football Digest

• A rookie sensation - The Fans Speak Out
  by Greg Dublin
• These are not your father's chiefs: Kansas City has abandoned a defense-first mentality in favor of a high-powered offensive attack, but is the team any better off?
  by Rick Dean
• Buffalo's buzzing again - Uncovering the Past
  by William Wagner
• Willie Lanier: the Hall of Fame linebacker says Kansas City's epic, double-overtime loss to the Dolphins in the 1971 playoffs was the ultimate test of character - The Game I'll Never Forget
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Bears down - The Fans Speak Out
  by Jason Anderson
• The name game: from "Broadway Joe" to "The Galloping Ghost," we proudly present our All-Nickname Team
  by Mike Stokes
• Wise beyond his years - Rising star: Drew Brees
  by Vito Stellino
• We're not all superstars: So you think NFL players—with millions of dollars stashed away—retire to a life of leisure? Think again. The majority of them have to find jobs when they're done playing, and many are unprepared to do so
  by Kenyon Rasheed
• Correction
• Born again in Buffalo: after being written off in New England, Drew Bledsoe has come back with a vengeance on the Bills
  by Barry Wilner
• The genius? - The Fans Speak Out
  by Ryan Dennison
• The grand finale: Jerry Rice, still playing magnificent football at the age of 40, is taking his legend to even greater heights
  by Barry Wilner
• Simply the best - Kickoff
  by William Wagner
• Is L.A. the next stop for the Colts? - Behind the Scenes
  by Vito Stellino
• 2002 NFL weekly schedule - Names and Numbers
• Johnny U - The Fans Speak Out
  by Cal Sanders
• Little big men: we profile four offensive stars who play much larger than they really are, starting with the Colts' Marvin Harrison
  by Steve Silverman
• Hometown heroes - The Fans Speak Out
• Green bay packers - Franchise Snapshot
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• NFL rosters - Names and Numbers
• Grounded - The Fans Speak Out
  by Michael Kiesel
• A man on a mission: the Saints quarterback has overcome the odds and hit it big in the NFL—but if you think he's satisfied, you're wrong - Interview: Aaron Brooks
  by Brian Allee-Walsh
• Quick quiz