Review: Instant Replay by Jerry Kramer
Instant Replay, Jerry Kramer's diary of the Green Bay Packers' 1967 season, has rightly earned its place among the great football books.
Review: Scoreboard, Baby by Ken Armstrong and Nick Perry
Ken Armstrong and Nick Perry's excellent book on the scandal-soaked 2000 Washington Huskies is an essential read.
Review: How Football Explains America by Sal Paolantonio
ESPN journalist Sal Paolantonio's book, How Football Explains America, frequently feels like the material is being squeezed to fit the narrative.
Review: Brand NFL by Michael Oriard
Academic and former Kansas City Chiefs player Michael Oriard examines the NFL's growth as a brand.
Review: The Meaning of Sports by Michael Mandelbaum
Why do people watch sports? And, in particular, why do they watch the sports they do? These are the central concerns in The Meaning of Sports.
Pigskin Books Hall of Fame
Every writer interviewed by Pigskin Books is asked for their favourite football books. Here's are all the ones chosen so far.
Review: About Three Bricks Shy… by Roy Blount Jr
The 'writer embedded with the team' genre is now well established but in 1973 Roy Blount Jr was on relatively new ground when he spent a season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Review: Coaching Confidential by Gary Myers
The pressures of being a head coach in the NFL are examined in Gary Myers' 2012 book.
