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Britni de la Cretaz and Lyndsey D’Arcangelo discuss Hail Mary: The Rise and Fall of the National Women’s Football League I recently spoke to the authors about the book and we had an illuminating chat about the writing process and the final project.

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It is an engaging read, full of fascinating characters, previously untold stories, and insights about the history and current state of the women’s game. Together, they told the story of the National Women’s Football League, a league that had, until their book, been largely lost to history. Hail Mary, by Britni de la Cretaz and Lyndsey D’Arcangelo, was one of my favorite sports books from 2021.

“And any time you give up two touchdowns, and oh, by the way, it’s the Patriots with Tom Brady, your chances are slim.By Micah Wimmer 4 weeks ago Follow Tweetīritni de la Cretaz and Lyndsey D’Arcangelo, authors of the NWFL history Hail Mary, took time to talk with FanSided about their new book.

“I came away pleased with how he played, and it’s unfortunate because all three phases we just weren’t good enough,” Nagy said. Nagy acknowledged a significant improvement in his quarterback’s play as the season has progressed, but as many have had to come to grips with in the NFL, the Patriots are a daunting reality, and chances at toppling the giant are slim with such a young team. There was a couple passes he made where he was the first to come off and say, ‘Shoot, I shouldn’t have made that throw, right?” “There was a lot of things you guys won’t see on tape that I will see. Head Coach and offensive extraordinaire Matt Nagy was positive about the young quarterback’s performance but cited a need for improvement in certain areas. “I thought that Mitch played a good game,” he said. (wide receiver Taylor Gabriel) but there was no time left.”ģ0 SPORTS FIGURES WHO DIED IN 2018 – TRIBUTE SLIDESHOW Then I kind of knew it was over, but I just tried to stretch the ball and I actually tried to hand it to T.G. “For a split second I (thought I could get in the end zone) until I felt a bunch of guys. White recalled the play from his perspective on Sunday. White made a spectacular catch, being able to highpoint the ball and track his way toward the goal line, but an impressive defensive effort kept the score at bay. He was just under a yard short of a score, and a supporting cast of Bears to push the pile wasn’t enough, as time expired just as the play was blown dead. It reached the one-yard line, and just before the end zone, receiver Kevin White snagged the pass and reached toward the goal line before being gang tackled by a pod of Patriots players. It was questioned if Trubisky had the arm strength to make it, and as it went up, it looked sure enough that the Bears’ pass-catchers would have a chance at a jump ball. The most crucial was a riveting final play of the day, a 79-yard heave with under eight seconds left toward the end zone to tie the game. He had two interceptions and finished with a 69.8 passer rating, though both picks were costly and came at crucial periods where the Bears needed a score. With 81 yards and a score, he was the game’s leading rusher and proved he is a formidable force on the ground. Trubisky had a solid performance against a disciplined team, going 26-of-50 passing with 333 yards and two touchdowns. Trubisky’s Hail Mary Falls One Yard Short Of End-zone Quarterback Tom Brady continued his dominance over young passers, up-and-coming teams, and crafty head coaches, edging out Mitch Trubiskyand the Chicago Bears 38-31 on Sunday.