Every Day is Game Day

by Fran Tarkenton, Jim Bruton, Roger Staubach (Foreword)

Taking readers through Fran Tarkenton’s life—from the alleys of Washington, DC, to his college career in Athens, Georgia and on to the National Football League—this autobiography is an exciting and inspiring journey that explains in detail what has driven him to become so extraordinary during and beyond his football playing days. Tarkenton reveals for the first time details about the infamous 1975 playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys, specifics about the personal tragedy he experienced after the infamous 1975 game, his love for New York City and what it meant to play for the New York Giants, why to this day it’s still hard for him to return to the Twin Cities, and why he has thrived in business after leaving football. Every Day is Game Day delves into Tarkenton the entrepreneur, the friend, the father as well never-before-told stories about his closest friendships, favorite players, and most influential people to cross his path. This is not just a book about football or a great athlete, but also a book about a genuine and inspiring leader who has touched the hearts and souls of many.

Genres: Nonfiction

224 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Jeff Olson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fran is just plain great, I have always loved his style as I was a young boy getting into sports.

[Dale Stonehouse · Rating 2 out of 5]

Liked the stories and comments about his time with the Vikings but the man's ego is almost impossible to take when he talks business.