Now to my point, I have learned a great deal about football from "Quiet Strength" although the book is not a "football" book by any means. What I mean is the book is not overwhelmingly about the intricacies of football and the business. Yes, you do get to see behind the scenes but again, it strictly deals with Tony Dungy and those people he has interacted with throughout his career.RIVERS ROLLS: Running a nohuddle, nohurry offense, Rivers gets to the line of scrimmage with roughly 20 seconds left on the play clock, enough time to read the defense and check into a different play, if necessary. It a luxury he didn have in Norv Turner offense. Rivers completed 35 of 42 passes, his final TD pass, to Gates, being the 200th of his career.

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