John Eisenberg: ‘The NFL aimed to always put the game first’
John Eisenberg talks about the early days of the NFL, covered in his new book, The League, and shares some of his favourite books.
Brian Billick: How do we take Trubisky at one and let...
Brian Billick on the difficulty with evaluating QBs, writing with Bill Walsh, and the ever-changing nature of the NFL.
Bob Glauber: ‘Parcells basically accused Walsh of cheating’
Bob Glauber, author of Guts and Glory, discusses the book's origins and reveals his favourite football books.
Jack Gilden: ‘I was surprised how much the Colts revered Unitas’
Jack Gilden, author of Collision of Wills, talks about tracking down retired Colts, the importance of storytelling to sport and his mentors.
Reading the Patriots
The NFL has long had its dynasties. In the 1950s, the Browns appeared in seven NFL Championship games - including six in a row...
Michael MacCambridge: ‘I never considered myself a proper sportswriter’
The author of some of the greatest football books, including America's Game and Chuck Noll: His Life's Work, talks about writing those and his next book.
Doug Farrar: ‘Clark Shaughnessy was an overlooked innovator’
Doug Farrar talks about the history of NFL strategy and his first book, The Genius of Desperation.
Adam Lazarus: ‘The 80s stars are still larger-than-life to me’
Adam Lazarus, author of three football books, talks about an epic Joe Gibbs interview, the writing process and his favourite books.