Review: Mavericks, Money and Men, Charles K Ross
The AFL changed football in many ways but perhaps one of the most important was in the role of black players.
Review: Bringing the Heat, Mark Bowden
Mark Bowden spends a year following the 1992 Philadelphia Eagles.
Review: Son of Bum, Wade Phillips
Wade Phillips reflects on more than 40 years of coaching, including a decade spent coaching with his father, Bum Phillips.
Review: Collision of Wills, Jack Gilden
It would benefit from a tighter focus but this book on the tension between Don Shula and Johnny Unitas contains plenty of good anecdotes.
Not For Long, Robert W Turner
A timely book about the rights of players and what happens to them after their careers are over.
Finding the Winning Edge by Bill Walsh, review
One of the treasures of NFL books. Bill Walsh offers an in-depth view of the job of a head coach.
Blood, Sweat and Chalk by Tim Layden, review
Tim Layden breaks down 22 different plays, schemes and formations that changed football strategy.
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.