"No one trusts a quitter... More than anything Boots Raymond wants to be a quarterback for the Apollos. But because of his size, the coach assigns him to a tackle position-and there's no arguing with the coach. Boots rebels and almost quits the team. It seems that nothing can change his mind, but his brother Tom intercepts and teaches Boots something valuable he learned from playing football and being a soldier."--Amazon.

"Twelve-year old Cap Wadell wants to play on a "real" football team, but his middle school in a small Texas town does not have enough players- until his grandfather revives interest in the game of six-man football"--Provided by publisher.

What worried Freddie was that he knew he was afraid of tackling... The Sandpipers were fighting hard to finish the season near the top of the league. Freddie's cousin Mert, who played for the Cardinals, the first-place team, never let Freddie forget that he would have to do a lot of tackling if the Sandpipers were to keep Mert's team from rolling up a big score.

Parker Nolan, a notorious liar, must convince his teammates that he saw a mysterious stranger stealing football plays from the coach's playbook.

When inexperienced Phil Wayne takes over as coach of the football team, Chip is sure they are in for a losing season, until someone starts mailing winning plays to the coach anonymously.

During a crucial football game, Mike, the quarterback, gets help from his unusual dog Harry when his coach gets hurt and cannot call the plays from home.

Reviews the life and career of Steve Young, quarterback for the San Francisco Forty-Niners.

A biography of the Denver Broncos running back who helped his team to two consecutive Super Bowl titles in 1998 and 1999.

When Fredie Chase is removed from the lineup because of his fear of tackling other players, it's up to him to win his way back as a member of the starting team.