The League, John Eisenberg
John Eisenberg examines the early decades of the NFL through the careers of five key figures who helped to shape it.
Gridiron Genius by Michael Lombardi, review
Former Patriots and Browns personnel man Michael Lombardi on the secrets of building a winning team.
Loser Takes All by Ed Fowler, review
An angry examination of the mismanagement of the Houston Oilers franchise and the organisation's departure for Tennessee.
Review: Snake by Mike Freeman
An enthusiastic but honest biography of one of football's legendary figures, Ken 'Snake' Stabler.
Football for a Buck, Jeff Pearlman
Jeff Pearlman delivers the chaotic - and frequently hilarious - story of the USFL.
Blindsided by KC Joyner, review
A book that aims to be an evidence-based look at football assumptions is less enlightening than it could be.
The League, David Harris
David Harris's 1986 book shed light on the backroom tensions causing problems for the NFL.
America’s Game, Michael MacCambridge
If Michael MacCambridge's history of the NFL isn't the greatest football book ever written, then there are few better.
