Touchdown 2005: Everything You Need to Know About the NFL This Year (Andy Benoit's Touchdown: Everything You Need to Know about the NFL)
Book Details
Author(s)Andrew Benoit
PublisherBallantine Books
ISBN / ASIN0345484320
ISBN-139780345484321
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
THIRTY-TWO TEAMS, TWENTY WEEKS, ONE MUST-READ GUIDE THAT PUTS YOU IN THE MIDDLE OF IT ALL.
Nineteen-year-old Andy Benoit kicks off the 86th NFL season with Touchdown 2005, the all-new ninth edition of the indispensable pigskin guide that’s loaded with stats, expert analysis, sharp predictions, and outrageous commentary.
A rising star among football writers, Benoit previews all thirty-two NFL teams and offers in-depth coverage of each franchise, providing the low-down on how far they’ll go in 2005, info and commentary on every key member of their rosters, and up-to-date analysis on all off-season players, coaching, and front-office moves–including a breakdown of the 2005 NFL draft.
Touchdown 2005 is crammed with full-color photographs and easy-to-read graphics and outlines. Benoit’s thorough, passionate approach to the game makes this book a must read for even the most die-hard fantasy league fanatic–and is peerless when it comes to explaining football to even the most casual viewer.
Smart, funny, and as dead-on as Manning to Harrison, this is the one book no NFL fan will want to be without when heading into the 2005 season.
Nineteen-year-old Andy Benoit kicks off the 86th NFL season with Touchdown 2005, the all-new ninth edition of the indispensable pigskin guide that’s loaded with stats, expert analysis, sharp predictions, and outrageous commentary.
A rising star among football writers, Benoit previews all thirty-two NFL teams and offers in-depth coverage of each franchise, providing the low-down on how far they’ll go in 2005, info and commentary on every key member of their rosters, and up-to-date analysis on all off-season players, coaching, and front-office moves–including a breakdown of the 2005 NFL draft.
Touchdown 2005 is crammed with full-color photographs and easy-to-read graphics and outlines. Benoit’s thorough, passionate approach to the game makes this book a must read for even the most die-hard fantasy league fanatic–and is peerless when it comes to explaining football to even the most casual viewer.
Smart, funny, and as dead-on as Manning to Harrison, this is the one book no NFL fan will want to be without when heading into the 2005 season.
