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Introduction. Long live the revolution / Dave Anderson -- Going for broke / Pete Axthelm -- George Sauer incognito / Ira Berkow -- A high resistance to culture / Johnny Blood with Myron Cope -- The short, happy life of Joe Gilliam / Roy Blount, Jr. -- Horatio Harry / Robert H. Boyle -- The Oorang indians / Bob Braunwart, Bob Carroll, Joe Horrigan -- Farewell the Gods of instant legend / Heywood Hale Broun -- Greatness / Jimmy Cannon -- Tom Landry: God, family and football / Gary Cartwright -- To boo or not to boo / Perian Conerly -- Jim Thorpe and the Canton Bulldogs / Jack Cusack -- Bears 73, Redskins 0: December 8, 1940 / Arthur Daley -- In the pocket / James Dickey -- Eagles 7, Cardinals 0: December 19, 1948 / Louis Effrat -- "I know Steve Owen. I know Frank Gifford, too." / Frederick Exley -- The pass master / Benny Friedman with Bob Curran -- "This is nothing personal" / Pete Gent -- The college game is easier / Red Grange with George Dunscomb -- The king / Mickey Herskowitz -- Football and the single man / Paul Hornung with Al Silverman -- Rippin' and roarin' and ritin' / Dan Jenkins -- Aboard the Lusitania in Tampa Bay / Roger Kahn -- Big daddy and me / Alex Karras and Herb Gluck -- Twilight of the gods / Murray Kempton -- Instant replay / Jerry Kramer and Dick Schaap -- The tactical changes in the game / Tom Landry -- The anatomy of a game plan / Wayne Lockwood -- Sunday morning / Vince Lombardi -- Practice makes special teams special / John Madden -- Sudden death in the afternoon / Jack Mann -- For love or money? / Harry A. March -- Would you buy a used playbook from this man? / Tex Maule -- Superbowl five / Larry Merchant -- The color line is broken / Marion Motley -- Prognostications are for the birds; lay off me, please, while I eat my words / Ogden Nash -- Paper lion / George Plimpton -- Reading keys: what you need to know to play in the NFL / Mark Ribowsky -- The WFL: the league that lost its shirt / John Robertson -- 70,000 see red; record N.Y. gate: December 6, 1925 / Damon Runyon -- "He jests at scars" / William Shakespeare -- Football players are better than ever, right? / David Shapiro -- Gale Sayers: the hard road back / Al Silverman -- The first pro / Donald R. Smith -- The snapping point / Gary Smith -- Three for ages / Red Smith -- They call me Assassin / Jack Tatum and Bill Kushner -- Fear and loathing at the Super Bowl / Hunter S. Thompson -- The first NFL Championship game / John Thorn -- My years with Lombardi / Steve Wright -- Statistics are for losers, and sportswriters / Paul Zimmerman.
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