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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Kevin BryantPublisher: Rowman & Littlefield Imprint: Rowman & Littlefield Dimensions: Width: 16.10cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 23.70cm Weight: 0.526kg ISBN: 9781538166376ISBN 10: 1538166372 Pages: 272 Publication Date: 03 June 2022 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviewsKevin has drawn on his experience as a former Special Agent and his years of experience collecting and protecting information for the Department of Defense to research this fascinating look into the cutthroat world of NFL 'espionage'. Very detailed and vivid and one hell of a read.--John Willis, retired intelligence officer Sports story or true crime story? Kevin Bryant nails it. It's both. Professional football is actually just a big business. Profits rise on wins and fall on losses. As in any business, spying for competitive advantage is--in the end--about stealing money. With incidences compiled and documented in a fascinating read, the true scope of espionage materializes. Football is definitely not 'only a game.'--Kevin D. Murray, corporate counterespionage specialist, technical surveillance countermeasures consultant for NFL teams The first systematic and detailed examination of espionage tactics, techniques, and procedures continuously used by NFL teams to gain the game day competitive advantage against their opponents. Kevin Bryant provides the only comprehensive review of the extreme measures NFL teams' owners, coaches, players, and managers take to collect information, steal play signals, and to disrupt opposing NFL teams, to win at all costs. This original work gives us insights into what our favorite NFL teams will do to win on game day, with all the dirty tricks, cheating, bribery, deception, lies, coercion, and betrayal that would rival the most thrilling James Bond movie. This thorough and lucid book is indispensable for NFL fans.--David P. Garey, former Deputy Director of Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence for Headquarters, United States Army, European Theatre of Operations Sports story or true crime story? Kevin Bryant nails it. It's both. Professional football is actually just a big business. Profits rise on wins and fall on losses. As in any business, spying for competitive advantage is--in the end--about stealing money. With incidences compiled and documented in a fascinating read, the true scope of espionage materializes. Football is definitely not 'only a game.'--Kevin D. Murray, corporate counterespionage specialist Sports story or true crime story? Kevin Bryant nails it. It's both. Professional football is actually just a big business. Profits rise on wins and fall on losses. As in any business, spying for competitive advantage is--in the end--about stealing money. With incidences compiled and documented in a fascinating read, the true scope of espionage materializes. Football is definitely not 'only a game.'--Kevin D. Murray, corporate counterespionage specialist, technical surveillance countermeasures consultant for NFL teams The first systematic and detailed examination of espionage tactics, techniques, and procedures continuously used by NFL teams to gain the game day competitive advantage against their opponents. Kevin Bryant provides the only comprehensive review of the extreme measures NFL teams' owners, coaches, players, and managers take to collect information, steal play signals, and to disrupt opposing NFL teams, to win at all costs. This original work gives us insights into what our favorite NFL teams will do to win on game day, with all the dirty tricks, cheating, bribery, deception, lies, coercion, and betrayal that would rival the most thrilling James Bond movie. This thorough and lucid book is indispensable for NFL fans.--David P. Garey, former Deputy Director of Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence for Headquarters, United States Army, European Theatre of Operations Author InformationKevin Bryant has twenty-two years of experience safeguarding and gathering information for the Department of Defense, including thirteen years as a Special Agent. He received the Bronze Star Medal and the Secretary of Defense Medal for the Global War on Terrorism. Kevin has coached soccer at many levels and was the president of a district-level United States Youth Soccer program. He graduated with top honors from American Military University with an M.A. in Intelligence Studies and an M.S. in Sports Management. He and his family live on the outskirts of Atlanta, GA. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |