(bumped for updating) Self-Help Books by NFL Personalities I Would Not Recommend

[SkinsFTW]

"You play to win the game" by John Beck

[Vicarious]

How to stab a teammate in the locker room and get away with it, in 3 easy steps by Michael Irvin

How to use proper Grammar in today's America by Emmitt Smith

How to act as loony as hell off the field but perform like a stud on the field by Charles Haley

[SWFLSkins]

The Boys: Jones vs Johnson - The Feud that Rocked America's Team by Skip Bayless

NO, it is an actual book.

[Rpredskins]

Swinging Gate: The Zorn Chronicles (sounds like sci-fi... sadly it is anything but)

[ChampSkinsFanatic]

Your Mind Is My Puppet ~ By Norv Turner

[kleese]

"Teamwork" by Michael Westbrook.... Forward by Stephen Davis

[arkowi]

The Art of the Long Ball

Going Deep With John Beck

[SWFLSkins]

Getting up for the game by Jabbar Gaffney, Illustrations by Chris Cooley.

[Dallsux]

"How to win friends & get along with your teammates" - Michael Westbrooke

---------- Post added November-7th-2011 at 07:43 PM ----------

"Teamwork" by Michael Westbrook.... Forward by Stephen Davis

Aww, you beat me to it. You suck.

[NoVaSkins21]

"You play to win the game" by John Beck

I don't think Beck has ever heard that sound byte from Herm Edwards, much less know the literal meaning of the phrase. :doh:

[kleese]

"Letting Go: Avoiding Bitterness and Embracing the Future" by Brian Mitchell forward by Lavar Arrington

[Mr. Nostril]

I wouldn't read a book by an NFL personality or a self book at all. I mean the guys aren't authors, and self help books are kind of bull****. It's a perfecta of bad.

I did read "4th and 1" out of principle, but even that wasn't really any good.

[CrypticVillain]

"Oh Daddy!" By: Kyle Shanahan

"I Still Got It" By: Bill Belichick

"Proper Tweets" By: Jim Irsay

"When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going" By: Bobby Petrino

"Elite Quarterbacking" By: Eli Manning (I clowned him earlier in the season, but I must say that he is getting his man so far.)

[Skinsinparadise]

Rex Grossman: The Art of Chance "Knowing When To Take Risks And When To Fold"

[LaRonDontLikeUgly]

"Nice Guys Finish Last" by Jane Beck

[SWFLSkins]

How to write a resume and career resurrection by Albert Haynesworth

I wouldn't read a book by an NFL personality or a self book at all. I mean the guys aren't authors, and self help books are kind of bull****. It's a perfecta of bad.

I did read "4th and 1" out of principle, but even that wasn't really any good.