Move over, Will Leitch. Take a back seat, Jose Canseco. Tony Dungy is ready to light up the literary world again.

The INDIANAPOLIS STAR reports that the Colts coach is coming out with a sequel to his New York Times bestseller “Quiet Strength” - the 96-page paperback “Quiet Strength: Men’s Bible Study.”

According to the news release, the follow-up is “aimed specifically at men, including those who may not otherwise be interested in spiritual matters.” Sorry, ladies.

The book supposedly challenges its male readers to find the answers to these six questions:

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5,000 MORE TRIPS TO BURGER KING AND SHE’LL BE ALL SET: The WALL STREET JOURNAL recently had an interesting piece about a female, 55-year-old former investment banker who is now a football coach.

Susan Myers made the strange decision to become a high school football coach after going to a Dallas Cowboys game in 1993 and later attending Emmitt Smith’s local football camp a year later.Her coaching career isn’t exactly decorated, as she’s had eight different coaching jobs in eight years, and has had to resort to faking her gender on job applications to get interviews. And she’s since been fired on several occasions, so you might wonder if she’s in over her head.

The most intriguing part of the story is the instructional book she wrote about coaching, called “The Complete Handbook of Coaching Wide Receivers“. Turns out the book is one of the top sellers in the football coaching category, and is used by passing game guru Mike Leach of Texas Tech.But no matter her technical expertise, it’s going to be an uphill coaching climb for Myers, considering she never played the game.

Her only hope to make the big time: Have gender reassignment surgery and start eating 16 meals-a-day.