League Of Denial Soundtrack Analysis

League of Denial Soundtrack Do you ever wonder what happened to many famous players who just suddenly dropped off the scene of football? This nonfiction novel is about that, and what the aftermath of all the concussions can do to players after the glory and fame is all over. League of Denial, written by Mark and Steve Fainaru, journeys into 365 pages about the highly debated topic that is players safety, specifically with concussions. I would suggest this book to anyone who enjoys this type of controversy. Personally, I enjoyed it but it at times got hard to read because it felt as if some parts were irrelevant. What makes the book special though, is it’s told in the from the eyes of multiple players like a story. Due to the cool story feel
This song represents the next key event in the story which is Mike Webster’s famous Hall of Fame induction speech. The speech really caused people to understand how hard or… bad Mike’s life is after his concussions. The song “Bad Day” is about more than just a bad day but a bad amount of time, just like Mike’s life has seemed to be after his NFL days,
This song represents someone is involved with almost every top quarterback in the NFL, Leigh Steinberg. Steinberg is an American sports agent who works with all top athletes. He is like the top dog with all the money and power which is perfectly summarized by the lyrics in “Look At Me Now”. The line says “I get what you get in ten years in two days. Ladies love me….
The next character that adds a song to the soundtrack is Bennet Omalu. Bennett is a fiery doctor who was opposing the NFL, on the side of safety for the players. He didn’t care if people were talking down on him or trying to disprove his research, he just keep his head high and pushed through. A song that resembles his personality is called “Not Afraid” by Eminem. The first line pretty much sums up not just the song but “I’m not afraid...to take a stand”
The next player that adds a song to the soundtrack is a player that goes by the name of Terry Long. Terry is described as a play that a lot like Iron Mike will attack you every single play. Terry was so good because of how much he gave each and every play. The song that describes the way he plays is called “Monster” by Skillet. Monster is about somebody who has a mask and is faking who they really are. They bring out this meaning in a violent feel which is a lot like Terry, who may be a monster on the field but a down to earth guy off the