Title: Disappointing
Product review: I bought this book looking for an insider's perspective on the NFL, which I suspect is not as glamouros as you might expect. While Tim Green potentially had an interesting perspective, the book fell flat. The 1-3 page chapters read as though they were dashed off in a few minutes and are as vapid as tabloid press. Why do bad teams remain bad? The owners, of course. Do NFL players take drugs? Some do (or did) but Tim Green didn't, of course. Is Deion Sanders as much of a jerk as he appears? Maybe yes, maybe no, depends on how you look at it. Is training camp awful? Oh yes, it's horrible, awful, they make you run around on a field in the heat, and oh by the way you get paid a million dollars or so for it. About halfway through the book I just started flipping through pages looking for something interesting, and finally put it down. Not worth even the $9 Kindle edition.
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