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Dennis Georgatos "Oh, how the mighty have fallen: the 49ers, once synonymous with success in the NFL, have hit rock-bottom". Football Digest. FindArticles.com. 23 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCL/is_5_34/ai_n8586909/

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• The beat goes on
• All heart: where there's a will there's a way—just ask this Cowboys linebacker
  by Charean Williams
• Quick quiz
• These Bears bite
  by Larry Jackson
• A renaissance: the tight end position was all but dead, but players like Tony Gonzalez have led it back to the forefront
  by Barry Wilner
• Oh, how the mighty have fallen: the 49ers, once synonymous with success in the NFL, have hit rock-bottom
  by Dennis Georgatos
• 10 ways to improve the NFL: it's already the best pro league there is, but that doesn't mean it can't get even better
• A Manning fan
  by Gretchen Knight
• The quiet superstar: Curtis Martin does it all on the football field, but those accomplishments aren't what give him the most pride
  by Barry Wilner
• 2004 NFL rosters
• Carrying the load: Clinton Portis, the main man on the Redskins, never has had such a high-profile job
  by Tom Worgo
• As for the Cowboys…
  by Brent Walker
• NFL directory
• Growing pains: the Titans have been forced to rebuild their front four on defense—and so far, the results have been mixed
  by Mike Beacom
• Eye-catching: the NFL is awash in quality wide receivers—it's the deepest position in pro football. What follows is a peek at some of the best in the business
• One of the best ever? If the Patriots prevail in this season's Super Bowl, they'll certainly begin to fall into that category
  by Barry Wilner
• Remaining 2004 NFL schedule
• This Jaguar has bite
  by Barry Wilner
• The Game I'll Never Forget
  by Sam Kasper
• Mark Clayton: on the final day of the 1984 season, the Dolphins wide receiver made history
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Deion
  by Jeff Avery