From Scott H. Robins, 'The Lost League' Tells the Story of Some of the Forgotten Football Teams That Helped Shaped the Foundation of the NFL
"The Lost League" from Scott H. Robins is the history of the original NFL teams, ones that aren't a part of today's league but played a role in building the sport up to what it is today.
CHESTERTOWN, N.Y., January 30, 2020 (Newswire.com) - Describing himself as a die-hard football fan, Scott H. Robins took his love of football and started to look more into the origins of the sport. Delving into the history of the teams that didn’t make it to today’s NFL, the “Lost League” tells the story of the teams that have been “lost” to time.
Aiming to be the “CliffNotes version of NFL history,” “The Lost League” pays tribute to the forgotten football teams that were just as instrumental in forming today’s NFL as the ones who survived. Talking about teams like the Canton Bulldogs, the Pottsville Maroons and the Los Angeles Buccaneers and more, this book memorializes a part of history that is often forgotten.
Readers interested in learning more about football history can purchase “The Lost League” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble.
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