Mark Megna 
Leatherheads 

This book ranks the greatest players in history overall and by position by using the All- Pro Awards and recognition that they received during the era in which they played. This subjective technique was necessary given the difficulties of ranking players of different positions and eras all on one list such as skill players verse lineman from 1923 to 2013.

Many of the greatest players in history had relative lengthy careers which is significant due to the violence of the game. The book identifies many players who suffered from concussions, other medical difficulties and even died on the field. It also addresses the mistreatment of amatuer athletes in the sport. College athletics is the only business in America which is allowed not to pay its employees.

Про автора

Mark Megna is the author of 3 sports history books. ‘The Greatest’ ranks the greatest baseball players in history by using an ‘absolute adjusting slugging percentage’ relative to the era in which they played. It is considered the greatest formula ever invented for objectively ranking players.

‘All Net’ ranks the greatest basketball players in history by using an objective ‘production per minute’ formula. Controversy arose when it was determined that Charles Barkley produced more per minute than Le Bron James and was therefore greater and ranked higher in history.

‘Leatherheads’ ranked the greatest football players in history by using a subjective formula necessary for ranking skill players verse non skill players.