An unstinting report on life in the NFL by one of its most outspoken athletes reveals the players he believes to have employed less-than-admirable tactics, the drug therapies used to help injured players to return to games, the pressures of multi-million-dollar contracts, and more. In his thirteen-year career with the New York Giants, Michael Strahan has been named to the Pro Bowl seven times. In 2001 he set the NFL single-season record for sacks, with 22.5, and leads all active players with 129.5. A frequent guest on television sports programs and late- night talk shows, he lives in New York. Jay Glazer appears on Fox NFL Sunday, serves as a sideline reporter for NFL games, and writes a column for FoxSports.com.