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No Plan B : Peyton Manning's Comeback... Denver Broncos by Mark Kiszla, Signed
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Specifiche dell'oggetto
- Condizione
- ISBN
- 9781589798533
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Taylor Trade Publishing
ISBN-10
1589798538
ISBN-13
9781589798533
eBay Product ID (ePID)
150634803
Product Key Features
Book Title
No Plan B : Peyton Manning's Comeback with the Denver Broncos
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Topic
Football
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Sports & Recreation
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
17 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2013-017359
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
While dutifully reporting the team's game-by-game highlights and ultimate disastrous loss to the Ravens in the playoffs, the author primarily focuses on profiling Manning through a series of revealing prisms. . . . The smoothly written book shows Manning as both a bossy, obsessive perfectionist and a likable, loyal, funny friend and teammate. VERDICT: Manning is as popular as anyone in football, and this insightful piece of journalism will be of interest to all fans., Sometimes when I read Mark Kiszla, a talented, provocative sports columnist, I think 'incite.' After reading No Plan B, the thought is 'insight.' Kiz has given us inside, intelligent, insightful information about the recovery and the return of quarterback Peyton Manning with the Denver Broncos. Make this a Manning-Must. The book is Plan A Plus., Sometimes when I read Mark Kiszla, a talented, provocative sports columnist, I think 'incite.' After reading No Plan B, the thought is 'insight.' Kiz has given us inside, intelligent, insightful information about the recovery and the return of quarterback Peyton Manning with the Denver Broncos. Make this a Manning-Must. The book is Plan A Plus. -- Woody Paige, ESPN commentator, Around the Horn While dutifully reporting the team's game-by-game highlights and ultimate disastrous loss to the Ravens in the playoffs, the author primarily focuses on profiling Manning through a series of revealing prisms. . . . The smoothly written book shows Manning as both a bossy, obsessive perfectionist and a likable, loyal, funny friend and teammate. VERDICT: Manning is as popular as anyone in football, and this insightful piece of journalism will be of interest to all fans. * Library Journal *, Sometimes when I read Mark Kiszla, a talented, provocative sports columnist, I think e~incite.e(tm) After reading No Plan B, the thought is e~insight.e(tm) Kiz has given us inside, intelligent, insightful information about the recovery and the return of quarterback Peyton Manning with the Denver Broncos. Make this a Manning-Must. The book is Plan A Plus., While dutifully reporting the teame(tm)s game-by-game highlights and ultimate disastrous loss to the Ravens in the playoffs, the author primarily focuses on profiling Manning through a series of revealing prisms. . . . The smoothly written book shows Manning as both a bossy, obsessive perfectionist and a likable, loyal, funny friend and teammate. VERDICT: Manning is as popular as anyone in football, and this insightful piece of journalism will be of interest to all fans.
Dewey Decimal
796.332092 B
Table Of Content
Chapter 1: Get Lost Chapter 2: No Plan B Chapter 3: Riddle Me This Chapter 4: He's PFM. You're Not. Chapter 5: Mr. Noodle Arm Chapter 6: The Day Tebowmania Died Chapter 7: Old No. 7 Chapter 8: The Brothers Orange Chapter 9: Who's in Charge? Chapter 10: Signed with Respect Chapter 11: Genius at Work Chapter 12: No Laugh Track Required Chapter 13: Last of the Dinosaurs Chapter 14: Manning versus Elway Chapter 15: Skyfall Chapter 16: Swimming with the Snarks Chapter 17: Doom 'n Boom Chapter 18: Never Take a Knee Bibliography The Scoreboard of Denver Broncos 2012 season
Synopsis
Peyton Manning won the Super Bowl, hosted Saturday Night Live, and threw 399 touchdown passes during 14 amazing years as an NFL quarterback. Then he got fired. Indianapolis no longer valued Manning, a four-time winner of the league's Most Valuable Player award. Get this: The Colts cut the most-liked athlete in America. "And I'm glad they did," ......, Peyton Manning won the Super Bowl, hosted Saturday Night Live, and threw 399 touchdown passes during 14 amazing years as an NFL quarterback. Then he got fired. Indianapolis no longer valued Manning, a four-time winner of the league's Most Valuable Player award. Get this: The Colts cut the most-liked athlete in America. "And I'm glad they did," Denver Broncos executive John Elway said. The Broncos made the most buzz-worthy signing in the history of NFL free agency during March of 2012. Despite missing a season with a neck injury that threatened to end his brilliant career, Manning was acquired to lead the Broncos back to Super Bowl glory. "We don't have a Plan B," Elway declared, as he presented Manning with an orange No. 18 jersey. "We're going with] Plan A " Even for a quarterback as decorated as Manning, his task in Denver was daunting. At age 36, Manning had to relearn to throw the football with a right arm that had suffered extensive nerve damage. The new quarterback in town had to convert devout fans of Tim Tebow, who won games in the name of Jesus. A brutal early season schedule left the Broncos with a 2-3 record, as whispers grew the old Pro Bowler had lost his touch. What happened next is one of those great comeback stories that make us fall in love with sports. Manning went from washed up to nearly unbeatable. He led Denver to 11 consecutive victories to close the regular season. More important, Manning lifted the Broncos back to the elite status that had been slip-sliding away since Elway retired as quarterback in 1999. How did Manning do it? On the practice field, he can be a perfectionist who is a pain in the ass. On the team plane, he can be a comedian who has teammates rolling in the aisles. To get inside football's most beautiful mind, award-winning journalist Mark Kiszla takes readers from raucous locker rooms to quiet film rooms for a behind-the-scenes look at Manning's remarkable revival. Football is a violent game. Life can be a contact sport. Before moving to Denver, Manning was sacked 231 times by NFL defenders, but never harder than the 232nd, when Colts owner Jim Irsay hit him with a shot that shook the veteran QB to his core. So the toughest question for Manning was the same as the uncertainty facing any proud worker who has been slapped with a termination note: How does a man respond after he gets knocked on his butt? Manning is the master of the no-huddle offense. But, with his physical ability fading and anything less than a championship considered failure, Manning has never had to beat the clock with such urgency. There's no time to waste. No excuses. No looking back. No Plan B., Peyton Manning won the Super Bowl, hosted Saturday Night Live, and threw 399 touchdown passes during 14 amazing years as an NFL quarterback. Then he got fired. Indianapolis no longer valued Manning, a four-time winner of the league's Most Valuable Player award. Get this: The Colts cut the most-liked athlete in America. "And I'm glad they did," Denver Broncos executive John Elway said. The Broncos made the most buzz-worthy signing in the history of NFL free agency during March of 2012. Despite missing a season with a neck injury that threatened to end his brilliant career, Manning was acquired to lead the Broncos back to Super Bowl glory. "We don't have a Plan B," Elway declared, as he presented Manning with an orange No. 18 jersey. "We're going [with] Plan A!" Even for a quarterback as decorated as Manning, his task in Denver was daunting. At age 36, Manning had to relearn to throw the football with a right arm that had suffered extensive nerve damage. The new quarterback in town had to convert devout fans of Tim Tebow, who won games in the name of Jesus. A brutal early season schedule left the Broncos with a 2-3 record, as whispers grew the old Pro Bowler had lost his touch. What happened next is one of those great comeback stories that make us fall in love with sports. Manning went from washed up to nearly unbeatable. He led Denver to 11 consecutive victories to close the regular season. More important, Manning lifted the Broncos back to the elite status that had been slip-sliding away since Elway retired as quarterback in 1999. How did Manning do it? On the practice field, he can be a perfectionist who is a pain in the ass. On the team plane, he can be a comedian who has teammates rolling in the aisles. To get inside football's most beautiful mind, award-winning journalist Mark Kiszla takes readers from raucous locker rooms to quiet film rooms for a behind-the-scenes look at Manning's remarkable revival. Football is a violent game. Life can be a contact sport. Before moving to Denver, Manning was sacked 231 times by NFL defenders, but never harder than the 232nd, when Colts owner Jim Irsay hit him with a shot that shook the veteran QB to his core. So the toughest question for Manning was the same as the uncertainty facing any proud worker who has been slapped with a termination note: How does a man respond after he gets knocked on his butt? Manning is the master of the no-huddle offense. But, with his physical ability fading and anything less than a championship considered failure, Manning has never had to beat the clock with such urgency. There's no time to waste. No excuses. No looking back. No Plan B., Peyton Manning won the Super Bowl, hosted Saturday Night Live, and threw 399 touchdown passes during 14 amazing years as an NFL quarterback. Then he got fired. Indianapolis no longer valued Manning, a four-time winner of the league's Most Valuable Player award. Get this: The Colts cut the most-liked athlete in America. And I'm glad they did, Denver Broncos executive John Elway said. The Broncos made the most buzz-worthy signing in the history of NFL free agency during March of 2012. Despite missing a season with a neck injury that threatened to end his brilliant career, Manning was acquired to lead the Broncos back to Super Bowl glory. We don't have a Plan B, Elway declared, as he presented Manning with an orange No. 18 jersey. We're going [with] Plan A! Even for a quarterback as decorated as Manning, his task in Denver was daunting. At age 36, Manning had to relearn to throw the football with a right arm that had suffered extensive nerve damage. The new quarterback in town had to convert devout fans of Tim Tebow, who won games in the name of Jesus. A brutal early season schedule left the Broncos with a 2-3 record, as whispers grew the old Pro Bowler had lost his touch. What happened next is one of those great comeback stories that make us fall in love with sports. Manning went from washed up to nearly unbeatable. He led Denver to 11 consecutive victories to close the regular season. More important, Manning lifted the Broncos back to the elite status that had been slip-sliding away since Elway retired as quarterback in 1999. How did Manning do it? On the practice field, he can be a perfectionist who is a pain in the ass. On the team plane, he can be a comedian who has teammates rolling in the aisles. To get inside football's most beautiful mind, award-winning journalist Mark Kiszla takes readers from raucous locker rooms to quiet film rooms for a behind-the-scenes look at Manning's remarkable revival. Football is a violent game. Life can be a contact sport. Before moving to Denver, Manning was sacked 231 times by NFL defenders, but never harder than the 232nd, when Colts owner Jim Irsay hit him with a shot that shook the veteran QB to his core. So the toughest question for Manning was the same as the uncertainty facing any proud worker who has been slapped with a termination note: How does a man respond after he gets knocked on his butt? Manning is the master of the no-huddle offense. But, with his physical ability fading and anything less than a championship considered failure, Manning has never had to beat the clock with such urgency. There's no time to waste. No excuses. No looking back. No Plan B.
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