Year: 2011 (2010)
Author: Pat Kirwan
Genre: Sports literature
Publisher: Triumph Books
ISBN: 978-1-60078-617-4
English language
Format: DjVu
Interactive table of contents: No
Number of Pages: 299

More and more people watch NFL matches every week, but many of them just do not know what you can and should pay attention to when viewing. Does the attack formation tell you something about the upcoming draw? If the quater throws the ball towards the sideline, and the receiver is in the depth of the field - who is to blame? Why does the defender look like a candidate for the Hall of Fame today, and a week later as a rookie?
In 2010, Pat Köven, a popular analyst at NFL.com and Sirius NFL Radio, a veteran coach and co-author David Sigerman published the book "Tear off the ball," a book that shows how the coach thinks when he builds a team, the plan Games, leads the reader to the draw line, reveals the vicissitudes of the tactical attacks and defense tactics. This edition is "Playbook Edition", an updated and expanded version of this wonderful book.
This edition contains:
- Everything that was included in the original edition, updated in accordance with the 2011-2012 season.
- New sections dedicated to special teams, draft of 2011, etc.
- Weekly maps for the entire season of 2011-2012
- Game charts, answers to questions, as well as tips on how to become a more understanding fan
- A unique DVD-disk, recorded by Kyove, revealing the essence of X and O NFL.

Introduction
Chapter 1. Get In The Game (Uncharted Territory for Fans Looking to Follow the Action)
Chapter 2. The 168-Hour Work Week (Designing and Installing a Game Plan Is a Round-the-Clock Occupation)
Chapter 3. The Toughest Job in Sports (What a Quarterback Really Does)
Chapter 4. Ground Rules (Running the Football in Today's NFL)
Chapter 5. There's Always a Catch (Receivers Need to Be More Then Just Good Hands People)
Chapter 6. Laying It On the Line (Why the Offensive Like Makes It All Happen)
Chapter 7. You Say You Want an Evolution? (How Innovations Like the Wildcat Catch On)
Chapter 8. Why 7 Doesn't Equal 7 (Principal Differences between 3-4 and 4-3 Fronts)
Chapter 9. Feel the Rush (Pressuring and Protecting the Quarterback Is the Key to Success)
Chapter 10. Gotcha Covered (How Defensive Backs Do Their Thing)
Chapter 11. What's So Special (The Strategy Behind Special Teams Deserves Your Attention)
Chapter 12. FBI: Football Intelligence (Teaching the Game at the NFL Level)
Chapter 13. Getting Organized (The Ideal Chain of Command in Today's Front Offices)
Chapter 14. Take Your Pick (Mastering the NFL Draft Can Make or Break a Franchise)
Chapter 15. Pain Management (NFL Teams Must Find a Way to Gain a Medical Competitive Advantage)
Chapter 16. State-of-the-Art Football (A Glimpse into the Game's Future)
Chapter 17. Talk the Talk (Show Off Your New Football Vocabulary)
Appendix. Become a True Student of the Game (Play-by-Play Charts, Play Diagrams, and More)

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