"Football For A Buck: The Crazy Rise and Crazier Demise of the USFL" is the shocking true story of one of the most unlikely and shortest-lived professional sports leagues in American history. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the United States Football League (USFL) was a fledgling organization that dared to challenge the dominance of the National Football League (NFL). With its promise of a more exciting and affordable brand of football, the USFL drew in star players and passionate fans, and its championship games were televised by major networks.

But despite its initial success, the USFL faced numerous challenges, from low attendance and financial struggles to internal power struggles and legal battles. The league's charismatic commissioner, David Dixon, fought to keep the USFL afloat, but ultimately, it was doomed by its own mistakes and the vast resources of the NFL. In this book, author Jeff Pearlman recounts the USFL's wild ride, from its breakthrough season to its eventual demise.

"Football For A Buck" is a gripping narrative that combines sports, business, and culture, revealing the USFL's fascinating history and the people who made it happen. With its unique blend of drama, humor, and nostalgia, this book is a must-read for anyone who loves football, sports history, or just a good story. Grab a copy today and relive the excitement and chaos of the USFL's brief but unforgettable reign.