Football Morsels -Quarterbacks
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Julio manages to rate quarterbacks from different times so that the stats make sense. It is a great book about football history.
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GREAT COLLECTION OF OLD SUPER BOWL HEROS, IT INCLUDES JOE NAMATH, JOHNNY UNITASM, STAUBACH, & OTHER GREAT STARS OF THE PAST SUPER BOWLS!!!
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Short history of some of the great IU players and memorable teams. I wanted a little more depth concerning the players
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Coach does a fantastic job breaking things down. I also recommend you check out his videos and website dealing with the Princeton offense. A true authority on the subject. Top notch stuff
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RAY NITSCHKE. THE REAL DEAL. MOST DEFF. ONE OF THE MEANEST AND ALL AROUND TOUGHEST OFFENSIVE TACKLES IN NFL HISTORY!!!
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Meet Broody, he is a QB, no big deal right, only for some reason he is called subway??  Then you have Delilah, daughter of another famous now retired QB.  Only she's a reporter.. Hmm.mmmmm.  Then we have Willow and Drew....  How do all these fit together????  Can love happen twice????.
2017625
Very interesting book but it more about Bruce Arians and his career than about working with quarterbacks to help them improve.
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Targeted toward the old Baltimore Colt fans with some interesting interviews with players like Bert Jones, John Unitas, Art Donovan and more. Whether you are or were a big football fan some of the interviews conducted  are very interesting. Well researched with some photographs and inside  stories. An enjoyable read!
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Sometimes very sad ... but more often, quite hilarious.

Each chapter profiles a different ex-Colt and prompts that player or coach for his recollections of & reflections on playing for what is perhaps the greatest franchise in the history of the NFL.

This is of "Hall of Fame" caliber, cover-to-cover.

If it wasn't for a dude named Vince Lombardi many of these former Baltimore stars would have had their hands full of rings -- as in Championship.
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Book broken down into chapters discussing Browns's biggest wins in his coaching career, this book was an interesting read. It deals with his whole career, not just those games but the latter gets preference. It's pretty unbiased, too, giving both sides of the story during several controversies in Brown's career.

I'm just a big fan of pro football, not of the Browns, so I went into this book with a pretty unbiased look myself. I came away with mixed feelings of the great coach, but mostly those which are positive.  The man was a winner, no doubt, but another of these obssessive coaches in which you wonder if you'd want to play for him. No former player really "loved" Paul Brown, it's pointed out several times in the book. But you read this book, you have to come away with a lot of admiration for this man and what he accomplished in football  - a true innovator and one of the best, if not THE best, football coaches of all-time.

He doesn't get his due because we live in the Internet Era and history gets lost fast in there.
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A good summary of what makes these QBs great, but a large amount of grammatical errors distract from this concise read.
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NFL Unplugged by Anthony Gargano is not for the weak of stomach. Football fans will find their assumption confirmed as to how brutal the pro game truly is.

Pros:
NFL players speaking in their own words about the price and love of the game. The player interviews offer candid insight into what I watch every Sunday. Gives true meaning when a player is listed as "Questionable" or "80%". The next time there's a pile up for a fumble recovery or determination on if a running back scored, I'll know that the inner game is happening--finger breaking, gouging, choking, pinching, and other actions in the name of anything goes to win. Gargano filters nothing.

Cons:
Be prepared to skim large parts of the book as the author goes off on tangents about people that he makes little connections to the NFL and the game.

If you're expecting insights into what happens on the field and locker rooms, skip to the middle of the book. The author seems to revel in his "access" into the NFL. Next Man Up by John Feinstien does a much better job in following a season, but filters out the graphic details of the stories told by men in this book. Wish both were merged into one.

Read the 1st and/or 2nd chapter before buying the book. What you see in the first chapter is what you can expect throughout. Skimming, I found great gems about the game as Garagano has known athletes tell their stories. Those interviews, ironically in their words, is what kept me plowing through the book. Worth reading if you can borrow it from the library or friend or purchase at a significant discount, which should happen fairly soon.
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This is a great book.  I had originally bought it so I could write a term paper for a Coaching class I'm taking.  But I had no idea Shanahan was so accomplished.  All I knew was that I liked the Broncos, but this book allowed me to see more of what goes into building a successful team.  Lucky for the Redskins, now that they've got him as their head coach.  Watch out NFL!  haha!
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I love how Charlie is such an interesting character.  This book brings up a rather Important topic in the world of football today.
HEAD INJURIES!!!
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This book was highly recommended by my son's football coach.  He asked every athelte to read it.  Its a quick read.
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Get it you won't be disappointed. Can a star quarterback that goes through woman can finally commit to the one, that he would never think about dating but was pointed out as a mark for a bet his teammates choice. Connor just call of another engagement a day before the big day, spared to make a bet, but it would be the one woman that hates him more than is recently ex fiancee, the wedding planner, April. Can April and Connor get past this speed bump and connect on his already paid honeymoon, or would two continue to duke it out.
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Brady vs. Manning is a fun read for contemporary pro football fans.  This is clearly not serious literature and at times the text is repetitive.  I would classify it as a great read for an airplane or other venues where concentration is not required.  Take it for what it is and you will enjoy.