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Written for every sports fan who follows the NFL, this account goes behind the scenes to peek into the private world of the players, coaches, and decision makersall while eavesdropping on their personal conversations. From locker rooms to the sidelines and inside huddles, the book includes stories about Terry Bradshaw, Brett Favre, Dan Marino, Joe Namath, Don Shula, Lawrence Taylor, Johnny Unitas, and Bill Walsh, among others, allowing readers to relive the highlights and the celebrations.

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Acknowledgments

I would like, first of all, to thank Tom Bast, editorial director at Triumph Books, for having the faith to start me in the big game. A heartfelt thanks is due to my friend and colleague, Allen St. John, for his generous support. I wish to express my gratitude to my editor, Adam Motin, for his invaluable help and encouragement. Everyone at Triumph has displayed All-Pro talent; their dedication is greatly appreciated. Im also deeply indebted to Fred Koster of Koster Films; it was a sincere pleasure working with you.

I have a lot of friends and family who in some odd, cosmic way helped get this book written, and I give special thanks to them all. To my amazing, funky mom for supplying large quantities of love, laughter, Motown music, and Klondike bars. To Larry Sr., its been a joy being your son and watching Giants games with you on Sundays since I was a wee tyke. Thank you for making the worlds best tuna fish sandwich and helpfully reenacting L.T.s sacks, despite a decided weight advantage. The question is, now that Ive written a football book, are you willing to finally relinquish control of the clicker to me?

I want to thank my sister, Courtney, a bright shooting star. Youre my friendwinter, spring, summer, or fall. Bonnie, for the gift of you. You are as strong as you are loving and kind.

My gratitude extends to Bill Hofheimer, Dan Masonson, Robin Brendle, Leslie Anne Wade, Mark Mandel, Frank Gifford, Phil Simms, Jerry Rice, Mike Haynes, Tony Kornheiser, Sal Paolantonio, and Greg Cosell. Special thanks to Eric Levin at New Jersey Monthly , Eric Gillin and Matt Sullivan at Esquire , Chris Mad Dog Russo, Mark Reiter, Richard Sandomir, Alex Balk, and Elizabeth Spiers. Much gratitude to Kyle Smith; Manon Roux; Tom Cuddihy; Jane and Lee Zanger; John Brooks and Courtney OBrien; Roger Ziegler; Gabby Yung and little Jaslyn; Paul Lucas; Lilit Marcus; Dashiell Bennett; Dan Maccarone; Chris Rasmussen; Jeff Kurzon; Katie Baker; Larissa Phillips; Carl Bialik and Hunter Walker; Chris, Merel, Max, and Molly Monaco; Perry, Lisa, and Monika Julien; Bert and Adrienne Kestler; Pam Kestler and Emily and Jason Sagalow; and the rest of my extended family: Steve, Marilyn, Dana, and Jen Monsein; Jamey and Randi Hamm; and the gang at Roots Caf, Professor Thoms, and Destination. And, finally, thanks to you for reading this book. So say we all!

About the author

Matthew Shepatin is a New York Citybased author and journalist. His stories on American culture, entertainment, and sports have appeared in Esquire , Slate , the Los Angeles Times , Playboy , Radar , Time Out New York , and the Village Voice . A regular columnist for New Jersey Monthly , he is also a contributing writer on The Enlightened Bracketologist: The Final Four of Everything by Mark Reiter and Richard Sandomir, and The Mad Dog Hall of Fame: The Ultimate Top-Ten Rankings of the Best in Sports by Chris Russo and Allen St. John.

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Johnny Unitas won three MVPs and is still regarded by many as the greatest - photo 1

Johnny Unitas won three MVPs and is still regarded by many as the greatest quarterback in NFL history.

Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers won four Super Bowls in a six-year span in the - photo 2

Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers won four Super Bowls in a six-year span in the 1970s.

Phil Simms quarterbacked the Giants to a Super Bowl championship in 1987 and is - photo 3

Phil Simms quarterbacked the Giants to a Super Bowl championship in 1987 and is now a well-regarded analyst for CBS.

George Halas was a founding father of the NFL and remains one of the most - photo 4

George Halas was a founding father of the NFL and remains one of the most iconic figures in all of sports.

Don Shula remains the only coach in NFL history to guide his team to a perfect - photo 5

Don Shula remains the only coach in NFL history to guide his team to a perfect season.

Bill Belichick has presided over a modern dynasty since taking over the - photo 6

Bill Belichick has presided over a modern dynasty since taking over the Patriots in 2000.

Former Washington Post columnist Tony Kornheiser joined the Monday Night - photo 7

Former Washington Post columnist Tony Kornheiser joined the Monday Night Football broadcast booth in 2006. He was replaced by Jon Gruden in 2009.

Otto Graham led the Browns to the championship game in each of his six NFL - photo 8

Otto Graham led the Browns to the championship game in each of his six NFL seasons. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Quarterback Joe Montana won three of his four Super Bowl titles under 49ers - photo 9

Quarterback Joe Montana won three of his four Super Bowl titles under 49ers head coach Bill Walsh before retiring in 1994.

Long before he became a household name as a broadcaster Frank Gifford was an - photo 10

Long before he became a household name as a broadcaster, Frank Gifford was an eight-time Pro Bowl selection with the New York Giants.

In 1977 Gale Sayers became the youngest man ever inducted into the Pro Football - photo 11

In 1977 Gale Sayers became the youngest man ever inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Barry Sanders was one of the most electrifying players in NFL history during - photo 12

Barry Sanders was one of the most electrifying players in NFL history during his 10 years in Detroit.

Jerry Rice retired in 2004 with more receptions, yards, and touchdowns than any other receiver in NFL history.

More than three decades after his retirement Dick Butkus remains the standard - photo 13

More than three decades after his retirement Dick Butkus remains the standard - photo 14

More than three decades after his retirement, Dick Butkus remains the standard by which all middle linebackers are measured.

Legendary defensive lineman Mean Joe Greene was one of the cornerstones of the - photo 15

Legendary defensive lineman Mean Joe Greene was one of the cornerstones of the Steelers Steel Curtain defense in the 1970s. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Ray Lewis has been terrorizing NFL offenses since being drafted out of the - photo 16

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