Title: A history of football for every serious fan
Product review: This is a real, serious work of history; not a Sports Illustrated coffee-table ornament which simply glorifies the sport. The book traces the history of the sport from the early 1900's to 2004. It spends most pages on the Rozelle-era; there is no doubt the author thinks very highly of Rozelle and one may think the book is biased too much in that direction. The story of the NFL after Rozelle receives almost a casual treatment. Which takes away nothing from the read-worthiness of the book. If you care about the sport (or you are a serious critic), you should read it.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
