Pro Football in the 1960s

Discover the fascinating intersection of sports and society in Pro Football in the 1960s by Patrick Gallivan. Published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2020, this engaging paperback spans 249 pages, exploring how the tumultuous events of the 1960s—such as the Vietnam War, civil unrest, and political assassinations—shaped the landscape of professional football in the United States.

Gallivan delves into the challenges the NFL faced in attracting fans during a decade marked by significant social change. This insightful analysis reveals how external pressures influenced the game and its players, offering readers a unique perspective on the gridiron's evolution during this pivotal era.

Whether you're a football enthusiast or a history buff, Pro Football in the 1960s provides a compelling look at how one of America's favorite pastimes navigated through a decade of upheaval. Don’t miss your chance to explore this critical chapter in sports history!