Can you recommend some best NFL football fiction books?

'Fever Pitch' by Nick Hornby has some elements related to football fandom that can be related to NFL football. It's more about the passion of a fan for the sport, and while it's set in the context of soccer mainly, the emotions and the relationship with the sport can be paralleled to NFL football fiction.

There are several good football fiction books. For example, 'The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football' by Duncan Hamilton. It tells a very interesting story. Also, 'The Red Men' by John Williams is worth reading. It delves into the world of Liverpool Football Club in a fictional way. And 'Roy of the Rovers' has been a popular football fiction series for a long time.

Well, 'Goalkeepers are Different' is a great football fiction book. It focuses on the unique role of goalkeepers in football. The story follows the life of a goalkeeper, his struggles, his triumphs, and his relationships within the context of the football world. It's a great read for anyone interested in football - related fiction.

Sure. 'The Boy Who Saved Football' is a great choice. It has an exciting plot that young readers will love. Another is 'Kick Off!' which is about a young boy's dreams of becoming a football star. It's full of action and adventure on the pitch.

Sure. The story of Kurt Warner is inspiring. He worked at a grocery store before getting his big break in the NFL. He then led the St. Louis Rams to a Super Bowl victory and had a great career. His journey from obscurity to NFL stardom is really motivating.

Sure. There was a game where a player was about to score a touchdown. But he got so excited that he tripped over his own feet just inches from the end zone. It was hilarious as the whole stadium gasped and then burst into laughter.

Sure. 'Goalkeepers are Different' is a good one. It delves into the mind of a goalkeeper, which is a unique position in football, and through fictional stories shows the pressures and joys associated with it.

One great realistic fiction football book is 'Friday Night Lights' by H.G. Bissinger. It gives a vivid account of high school football in a small town in Texas, exploring the hopes, dreams, and pressures of the players, coaches, and the community. Another is 'The Blind Side' which tells the story of Michael Oher, his journey in football and how he overcame difficulties, and it also delves into the world of college football recruiting. There is also 'North Dallas Forty' which offers a somewhat gritty look at the professional football world, with its politics, drug use, and the toll it takes on the players.

Well, 'Football Crazy' by Michael Hardcastle is a good one. It's about a boy who is crazy about football and his adventures in the football world. 'Escape to Victory' is another great football fiction. It's set during World War II and shows how football can bring hope even in the toughest of times. And 'The Boys from Brazil' by Gordon Williams is also worth checking out as it has a football - themed story that is engaging and full of twists.

One good fiction football book is 'The Footballer of the Century' which tells an inspiring story about a young footballer's rise to stardom. It has great character development and really gets you into the world of football.