The NEFGM Used Book Store

“The Greatest NFL Photography of the Century” with foreword by Joe Namath. Originally published in 1999 by DK Publishing and sold for $30.00. This book is in used condition with some wear of the original dust cover jacket. 162 pages of beautiful, full color, NFL Photography, Hardback

The story of Chicago Bears RB Brian Piccolo who died in 1970 at the age of 26 and subject of the movie “Brian’s Song”. By Jeannie Morris, Copyright 1971, Rand McNally and Company, Seventh Printing 1972. Hard Cover (no dust jacket) Very Good Condition. Text and Photos.

“Confessions of a Last String Quarterback” written by George Plimpton about his 1963 experience of going to training camp with the Detroit Lions and trying out as an NFL quarterback. Copyrighted 1963 by The Lyons Press, 1993 edition. Paperback. Very Good Condition, Text only.

“Hey, I’m Talking Pro Football” written by John Madden with Dave Anderson. A look at professional football through the eyes of a Hall of Fame former NFL Head Coach and NFL Broadcaster. Copyright 1996 by Red Bear INC, Published by HarperCollins Publishers, INC. First Edition. Hardcover w/Dust Jacket. 212 pages. Text only, Very Good Condition.

(And Everything Else You Need to Know About Football) written by John Madden with Dave Anderson. Madden’s first book about professional football, Copyright 1986 by John Madden, INC. Published by Villard Books. Hard Cover w/ Dust Jacket. Good Condition (dust Jacket has a small tear on the back side). 225 pages. Text only.

(and Other Thoughts from the Road) by John Madden with Dave Anderson. Copyright 1988 by John Madden. Published by Villard Books. First Editon. Hard Cover w/ Dust Jacket. Very Good Condition. Text only, 227 pages.

“The Inside Story of ABC’S Monday Night Football” by Marc Gunther and Bill Carter. Since ABC introduced Monday Night Football in September 1970, Monday nights have never been the same. Copyright 1988 by Marc Gunther and Bill Carter. Published by Beech Tree Books, William Morrow and Company INC. First Edition. 376 pages of Text and Photos. Hard Cover w/ Dust Jacket Good Condition dust jacket shows some wear.

By Howard Cosell with Peter Bonventre “describes his 33 years in broadcasting, the great and not so great sports figures he has seen”. Copyright 1985 by Howard Cosell. Published by William Morrow and Company, INC Hard Cover w/ Dust Jacket Good Condition (Dust jacket has some tears and shows some wear). 380 pages, text only.

“Arrogant, pompous, obnoxious, vain, cruel, verbose, a show-off – I have been called all of these. Of course, I am.” Howard Cosell telling it like it is. By Howard Cosell with Mickey Herskowitz. Copyright 1973 by Howard Cosell. Published by Playboy Press, First Edition. Hard Cover w/ dust jacket. Good Condition (Dust Jacket shows some wear and a few tears.) 399 pages of text with photos.

“In the NFL expect the unexpected. Here are exciting stories of teams that overcame the odds to win! A DK reader for kids Grade Level 2 to 4. Produced by NFL Publishing Group. Copyright 2000 by Dorling Kindersley, INC. 48 pages of text and photos. Hardcover.

By Jack Hand, #5 of the NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Library. “The exciting stories of eleven great NFL running backs: Jimmy Brown, Gayle Sayers, Red Grange, Hugh McElhenny, Steve Van Buren, Paul Horning. Jimmy Taylor, Ollie Matson, Joe Perry, Ernie Nevers, Bronco Nagurski. Copyright 1966 by Random House, INC. 184 pages, texts and photos. Hardcover – Good Condition.

By Dave Anderson. #7 of the NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Library. ” Exciting sketches of twelve of pro football’s most formidable defensive stars: Sam Huff, Willie Davis, Larry Wilson, Tommy Nobis, Gino Marchetti, Bob Lilly, Joe Schmidt, Dave “Deacon” Jones, Chuck Bednarik, Henry Jordan, “Night Train” Lane, Dick Butkus”. 176 pages of text and photos. Hardcover – Good Condition.

“An indictment of the pro football establishment: how it manipulates and protects its billion-dollar monopoly at the expense of the players and public.” by Bernie Parrish. Parrish is a former NFL defensive back and player-coach with the Cleveland Browns and Houston Oilers (1959 – 1966) Copyright 1971 by Bernard P. Parrish. Published by The Dial Press, NY. First printing.

Every offensive playbook gives you X’s and O’s. This book provides precisely illustrated plays that are proven point-producers in games. Each of the 100 running, passing, and special plays comes with a clear, accurate diagram that highlight clear key player positions and responsibilities. Strengthen your playlist with help from many of the game’s most successful coaches.

“The inside story of Bruce Arians, Tom Brady, and the making of a Champion.” The extraordinary behind-the-scenes story of how Bruce Arians, Tom Brady, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers came together to deliver one of the most improbable Super Bowl victories in NFL history. Copyright 2021 by Lars Anderson, Harper-Collins Publishers, First Edition Hardcover 253 pages text and photos.

“My Story” by Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger. “Dream Big! Never Give Up! Because Dreams really do come true.” Rudy became the inspiration for millions when a Hollywood film depicting his journey as a Notre Dame football player became one of the most influential sports movies ever made. In Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger’s only autobiography, go behind the scenes to experience the heartache, triumph, and glory through Rudy’s own eyes. and learn the details of the ten years it took to get the movie made. ” Copyright 2012 by Rudy Ruettiger. Published by Thomas Nelson, INC, Hardcover, 281 pages, text and photos.

“The Oral History of Notre Dame Football” by Steve Delshon. “An entertaining fusion of fact, legend and lore, Notre Dame football has transcended the boundaries of the sport and the university to become a time-honored American tradition.” Copyright 1998 by Steve Delshon, published by Avon Books, INC, First Edition Hardcover, 364 pages text and photos.

“The Game-by-Game Story of the South’s Most Intense Football Rivalry” by Al Browning. “The football teams of the University of Tennessee and the University of Alabama first locked horns on November 18, 1901. At the end of that game, the score was tied, nothing had been resolved, and fist fights broke out as about two thousand fans spilled onto the field at Tuscaloosa.” Copyright 1987, 2001 by Al Browning. Published by Cumberland House Publishing, Second Edition, Paperback, 378 pages, text only.

“The Life of Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant” by Keith Dunnavant. “Just five weeks after coaching his final football game for the University of Alabama, Paul ‘Bear” Bryant passed away, leaving behind a void that has yet to be filled. It has been 13 years since his death, yet the imposing legend of the Bear still casts a shadow over the state of Alabama and the entire college football world. Copyright 1996 by Keith Dunnavant, Published by Simon and Schuster, Hardcover, 368 pages, text only.