the team's home games. Palmer continued this task through the 2016 season. In 1988, Palmer published The Hidden Game of Football, with co-authors Thorn and Bob Carroll. The book was updated and re-released in 1998 and is still considered the seminal work on football analysis. He was also co-editor (with Gillette, Sean Lahman, et al.) of the ESPN Pro Football Encyclopedia. Personal life Palmer has three children. Emily, the oldest, Stephen, the youngest, and Daniel. He resides in Hollis, New Hampshire. See also References External links Henry Chadwick Award: Pete Palmer by David W. Smith (2010) 1938 births Living people American sportswriters Baseball statisticians Place of birth missing (living people)