Publisher's Synopsis
Ryan Mallett was a promising quarterback who had a brief but memorable career in the NFL. He was drafted by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft, and he went on to play for the Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens. In 21 NFL games, Mallett threw for 1,835 yards and nine touchdowns. But Mallett's story is more than just his statistics. He was a talented quarterback who was also a bit of a wild card. He had a reputation for being aloof and difficult to coach, and he was often in the news for off-field incidents. Despite his flaws, Mallett was a popular figure among fans. He was known for his big arm and his ability to make big plays. He also had a knack for winning games, and he led the Patriots to a playoff victory in 2012. Ryan Mallett: The Life and Times of an NFL Quarterback is a biography of a complex and fascinating figure. It tells the story of a man who had the talent to be a star, but who was ultimately undone by his own personal demons. The book is written in a clear and engaging style, and it provides a detailed look at Mallett's life and career. It also includes interviews with former teammates, coaches, and friends, who offer their own insights into Mallett's personality and his impact on the NFL. Ryan Mallett: The Life and Times of an NFL Quarterback is a must-read for fans of football and for anyone who is interested in the story of a talented athlete who never quite reached his full potential.
