When Tony Dungy led the Indianapolis Colts to Super Bowl glory in 2006 he made history, becoming the first African-American coach to win in American football's greatest stage. More importantly to Dungy, he won his way, always putting family, faith, and human decency first, even in a sport known for violence and histrionics. In his memoir, co-written with Nathan Whitaker, and with a special forward by Denzel Washington, Dungy shows how a soft-spoken man with simple values led the Colts to greatness.