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Eric Dickerson, one of the greatest players in NFL history, is finally telling his story. The book represents a correction to the racist way he was portrayed by the white-dominated media, who did the bidding of white-dominant institutions. It is a timely read during a period when America is reckoning with its systemic racism. The book pulls back the curtain on the NFL, in all its brutality, racism, sex and drugs. It will be an obvious must-read for hardcore fans, but in its unflinching look at the game's unseemly aspects, it will be widely read by casual sports fans and observers of the sociology of American sport.…mehr

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Eric Dickerson, one of the greatest players in NFL history, is finally telling his story. The book represents a correction to the racist way he was portrayed by the white-dominated media, who did the bidding of white-dominant institutions. It is a timely read during a period when America is reckoning with its systemic racism. The book pulls back the curtain on the NFL, in all its brutality, racism, sex and drugs. It will be an obvious must-read for hardcore fans, but in its unflinching look at the game's unseemly aspects, it will be widely read by casual sports fans and observers of the sociology of American sport.


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Eric Dickerson is a Hall of Fame NFL running back and the greatest player in Los Angeles Rams history. He owns the single season rushing yards record, football's most hallowed mark, with 2,105 in 1984, and he accumulated 10,000 career rushing yards faster than any runner in league history. Born and raised in Sealy, Texas, Eric became the country's top recruit as a high school senior and committed to Southern Methodist University, where he anchored the famous "Pony Express" backfield. He is currently an analyst for FS1 and joined the Rams front office as Vice President of Business Development. He lives in Los Angeles.

Greg Hanlon is an editor at People magazine who has written for Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine and Slate. His writing has been anthologized in The Best American Sports Writing. He was a 2015 finalist in national reporting for The Livingston Awards for Young Journalists. He lives in New Jersey.