The brothers wrote their autobiography with assistance from American sports journalist for ESPN and ghostwriter Mark Schlabach.

The brothers start out training together and eventually pursue their football dreams separately, though yearning to compete alongside each other on the same team in the end.

Through the course of their journey, two overarching themes emerge: 1) the importance of familial support in achieving one's goals, and 2) the role of faith in God for overcoming hardship and adversity.

In the interview, Shaquill Griffin also provided a very direct answer as to why they made the book, "What motivated us was, first off, the way we were raised, in a household that was based off of [sic] family, faith, love, caring, and if you've got a story to tell, tell it".

[1] Mark Schlabach appeared on a radio show hosted by Mike Bianchi leading up to the release of the book where he shared why he took on the role of contributing author: I don't get the opportunity to tell these type of stories much anymore and there aren't enough of these stories being told anymore.