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The left tackle, once a crucial building block for a franchise, is seeing its importance -- and contract money -- slipping, writes ESPN the Magazine's David Fleming.

A year after the NFL legend committed suicide, Junior Seau's family shares their private photo albums to tell his story in ESPN The Magazine's Photo Issue.

Editor's note: This is an extended version of a story that appears in the Dec. 10 issue of ESPN The Magazine. Subscribe today! My old-fashioned face-to-face conversation with the Lions' Ndamukong Suh started out with a classic 21st-century tech mo...

In ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming interviews legendary high school football coach John McKissick, who tutored A.J. Green.

Everyone has something to say about Ndamukong Suh. In ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming asks the Lions star to respond to the best rips and quips. He didn't disappoint.

In ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming examines the cut block, the move that has ruined the knees of players like Brian Cushing and yet is deemed legal by the NFL rulebook.

In ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming writes about Packers QB Aaron Rodgers. While the NFL has other franchise quarterbacks, no one carries the title quite like him.

Could former New Orleans Saints LB Scott Fujita really be an outspoken advocate for player safety and a key figure in the worst bounty system in NFL history? It's complicated, writes David Fleming in ESPN The Magazine's NFL Preview.

[Editor's note: The following story continues Playbook's weeklong salute to David Fleming's ... ummm ... "Undercarriage Trilogy." Enjoy!] I've got a pretty good ass. In a moment you're gonna ask yourself -- perhaps even out loud -- what qualifi...

In ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue, David Fleming completes his "Undercarriage Trilogy" with an examination of the most important part of an athlete's body: the rear end.

The NFL's old boys club has made a mess out of the draft. But it's nothing a woman can't fix, writes David Fleming in ESPN The Magazine's NFL Draft issue.

In ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming writes that Cam Newton -- whom The Mag calls the next great sports star -- may have been the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft, but the Panthers QB still felt he had something to prove.

In ESPN The Magazine's Interview Issue, David Fleming talks with Aaron Rodgers about his record-breaking season with the Green Bay Packers.

Players like Falcons receiver Roddy White struggle to come back from numerous dropped passes early this season. For ESPN The Magazine, David Fleming explores why no one is immune to a case of the dropsies.

Flem File has the balls to write about testicle injuries.

For ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue, David Fleming writes about balls -- both the literal, testosterone-producing ones, and the ones it takes to win.