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Nfl: the Ultimate Fan's Guide: The Rules, the Players, the History – Everything New Fans Need to Know.
Everything you need to know about American Football
From the draft to the Superbowl, via epic touchdowns and crunching tackles, American football is a fast and violent game of chess. This comprehensive handbook from Sky Sports presenter Neil Reynolds offers a deep dive into the NFL's greatest teams and moments.
Covering key concepts such as the importance of field goals, quarterbacks and wide receivers, The Fan’s Guide reveals the extreme athleticism and complex tactics needed to dominate the modern game. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the game, insights into all 32 NFL teams mean that this must-have guide will take your game day experience to new heights.
From the draft to the Superbowl, via epic touchdowns and crunching tackles, American football is a fast and violent game of chess. This comprehensive handbook from Sky Sports presenter Neil Reynolds offers a deep dive into the NFL's greatest teams and moments.
Covering key concepts such as the importance of field goals, quarterbacks and wide receivers, The Fan’s Guide reveals the extreme athleticism and complex tactics needed to dominate the modern game. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the game, insights into all 32 NFL teams mean that this must-have guide will take your game day experience to new heights.
288 pages, Hardcover
Published January 6, 2026
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January 15, 2026
Enjoying the book but - unless I'm completely mistaken - there seems to be a very basic fundamental error with the graphic on page 10 showing the AFC / NFC playoff scenario? It's on the AFC half of the draw claiming the no. 1 seed will play the winner of the 2-v-7 wild card game even if the 2-seed wins that, when surely the 1 seed plays the lowest seeded team that emerges from the wild card round. Tell me I'm not wrong?
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