A Story Of NFL Survival

At the start of each season there are just 1,696 men in the world deemed talented enough to play in the NFL, the most popular sports league in America. & of that tiny number, only a handful become household names. Most players, like Nate Jackson who spent 6 years as a Tight End for the Denver Broncos, fall somewhere in the middle, fighting their way onto a roster every year, putting their bodies & minds through hell. "Slow Getting Up; A Story of NFL Survival from the Bottom of the Pile" from New York Times Bestseller Nate Jackson is the book that I'll be giving away tomorrow (Saturday) morning at 7:30 on Puffman Sports Trivia. Kirkus Reviews got it right when they said, "Jackson was never a household name, but his memoir is better than any ghostwritten self-homage from a superstar." You don't have to tell me about a "Superstar"...I'm the Puffman. Check out "Slow Getting Up" from Harper Perennial (it just went on sale nationwide THIS month), & then listen to WIN! See you tomorrow morning at 7:30 on Puffman Sports Trivia where I've got a great sports trivia question on some "father-son" coaches.