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In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham asks what do you get a young father who has everything? Tom Brady would like to find a way to keep his privileged kids grounded. Another championship wouldn't hurt, either.

In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham writes that Bill Walsh's first book was an unwieldy 550-page mind-dump. But 15 years later, it lives on as a Super Bowl road map -- and a haunting reminder of the tortured genius it takes to win the big one.

In ESPN The Magazine's Hall of Fame issue, Seth Wickersham writes that the endless debate over whether Eli Manning belongs in Canton depends on how you measure a great quarterback.

In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham interviews Falcons MVP front-runner Matt Ryan.

In ESPN The Magazine's DC Issue, Seth Wickersham writes the story of an overbearing team owner and a relentless DC writer and how their obsession with the Skins became a $2 Million lawsuit.

Pissed off and disrespected, Matt Forte was looking like another expendable workhorse, so how did he land a monster contract? In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham writes about case study in NFL leverage.

Eight wins in 11 starts has made Tom Brady Patriots fans' new favorite quarterback.

No school has ever had a QB, guard and OT all taken in the first round of the NFL draft. And did we mention tight end? But if predictions are correct, writes Seth Wickersham in ESPN The Magazine, that is exactly what will happen for Stanford this year.

Unlike in his first Super Bowl win, Eli Manning's coolness in the clutch came as no surprise to anyone, writes ESPN The Magazine's Seth Wickersham.

In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham writes that the two teams in Super Bowl XLVI are not perfect -- the Patriots have a weak defense and the Giants, an average offensive line -- but the team that covers its weaknesses will take the game.

In ESPN The Magazine's Interview Issue, Seth Wickersham talks with Ravens free safety Ed Reed about his prolific career and staying young.

In ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue, Seth Wickersham writes that Peyton Manning's gift is his ability to control the game -- but his neck injury has taught him that not everything is his call.

In an article for ESPN The Magazine's 9/11 issue, Seth Wickersham writes about how Rams center Jason Brown is coping with his brother's death in Iraq.

For ESPN The Magazine's NFL preview, Seth Wickersham accounts in vivid detail how 548 days behind bars has shaped and reformed Michael Vick's life forever.

Jake Locker could have been 2010's top pick. But coming off an underwhelming senior season as Washington's QB, writes Seth Wickersham in ESPN The Magazine, his future is anything but clear.

Well before the NFL draft begins in New York, the battle over pro prospects has already been waged. Scouts, head coaches, GMs and owners all have conflicting agendas, and it's the players who get caught in the crossfire.