Title: Drops few names, vague, not well written
Product review: I was disappointed by this long, winding, dull account of life in the NFL. Tim Green, who keeps telling us how smart he is, rarely gives us the scoop. He'll say, "Someone I knew did this once." On groupies, he tells us that NFL players stay away from them, and can't get girls -- yeah, right. In a book about the dark side of the game, he fails to address the type of violence demonstrated recently in the Rae Carruth, Ray Lewis, and Fred Lane situations, nor does he explore the NFL's drug culture -- Bam Morris, Andre Rison -- nor does he get into the real problems with college football and how so many players with college educations can be so dumb. I was hoping for something better.
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