3.5 stars, rounded down. 
 This was a sweet short story based off of an inspiration photo of Tom Brady and Tim Tebow talking after the conclusion of a game played against each other. (In the 2011-12 season, I think. The characters are NOT Tom and Tim.) 
 Brad Powell and Cam Hunter have a similar rivalry between teams. They were picked first and second in the draft of the same year, both quarterbacks, and they got off to a rocky start when Brad tripped in front of Cam and cursed, and the media assumed he was cursing at Cam. The rivalry extended for several years, with Brad living the high life in NYC and Cam being the good ol' boy playing for Philly. (The teams are made up, so these are not the NFL Giants or Eagles, but rather the Diamonds and Railers, respectively.) 
 Several years later, Brad happens across Cam in a bar with friends, and then soon after in a locker room right after a bad phone call, and Brad puts aside his unwarranted dickish behavior and tries being human for once instead. Thus begins a tentative friendship, which eventually ends in the two of them connecting at the end of the story on a physical level. 
 The story ends there, after their first connection. We see absolutely zero aftermath or fallout of their decisions, nor discussion of how they intend to handle their new romance, which would have been frustrating but for the fact that I immediately went to read Man-to-Man Coverage: The Extra Point, which isn't the immediate aftermath, but three years down the road, and it at least explains what happened between then and now. 
 This story is told from Brad's point of view because he is the one who changes over the course of the story, therefore we see/understand very little of Cam except that he is exactly who he appears to be. Brad does start off as a dick for the sake of it, but that's not who he really is, and that's what we see as the story progresses. It's short, but sweet. 
 But, to feel more complete, you need to read The Extra Point immediately after.