The ESPN Pro Football Encyclopedia is the most comprehensive reference source ever published on the game. At 1,472 pages, the book is brimming with information and statistics about each one of the 20,482 players ever to play in the NFL, AFL, and AAFC—not to mention the scores of every regular-season game as well as statistics for every playoff game, and, of course, a detailed account of every Super Bowl.

The record holders and award winners are in here, along with year-by-year team rosters, the top players selected in every draft, all major All-Pro teams, and a history of the most popular prime time sports program of all time, Monday Night Football. There are even statistics for every player who's ever kicked a field goal: from multitalented players like Don Hutson and George Blanda to Doug Flutie, who in 2005 made the first successful drop kick in 64 years.

The ESPN Pro Football Encyclopedia includes 73 categories of all-time and single-season leaders in major statistical categories. Adjusted numbers allow comparisons between past greats like Jim Brown and Walter Payton while seeing how modern stars like Edgerrin James stack up against both.

George Halas, Otto Graham, Johnny Unitas, Dick Butkus, Franco Harris, Lawrence Taylor, Jerry Rice, Barry Sanders, Brett Favre, Peyton Manning, they're all lined up—and ready for some football.