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Colin Kaepernick has gone from backup quarterback to Super Bowl starter, First Lady visitor and Jaguar endorser in a matter of months. His schedule has also grown to include a photo shoot for ESPN the Magazine's Body Issue. From the magazine: "...

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. But rarely do you get a view into his private life at home with his family. ESPN the Magazine's Seth Wickersham received an all-access pass with the future...

So in the upcoming issue of ESPN the Magazine, J.R. Moehringer writes a very long story that's an open letter to President Obama about Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III. The premise is that they're not so different, those two, in ter...

Robert Griffin III says he will not push to play the next time he has an injury, claiming that he has learned from his "mistakes."

In ESPN The Magazine's fifteenth anniversary issue, Mag 15, J.R. Moehringer writes that Robert Griffin III could be the most transformative athlete, role model and voice of a generation. Or he could just be the face of the NFL.

In celebration of 15 years of ESPN The Magazine, here is a tribute to the top 15 sports tech innovations since the publication's launch. However, at the rate of technology growth, this list will surely become outdated.

This story appears in ESPN The Magazine's April 29 NFL draft preview issue. SUBSCRIBE TODAY In the weeks leading to February's NFL combine, the draft hopefuls at the IMG Academy sweated through an intense battery of drills and workouts. But they m...

For ESPN The Magazine, Kevin Van Valkenburg writes that Barrett Jones did everything he was asked to do at Alabama, but it still may not be enough for NFL scouts.

Most prospects won't spend the draft day with the commish. So for the sixth straight year, ESPN The Magazine took five less-appreciated future pros -- Kenny Stills, Zeke Motta, Robert Lester, Michael Mauti and Chase Thomas -- to NYC.

After spending time in rehab, Tyrann Mathieu is trying to convince NFL GMs that he's more than his old habits. Mathieu sits down with ESPN the Magazine to discuss his past and the upcoming draft....

For ESPN The Magazine, Mark Winegardner writes that Bjoern Werner might be NFL Europe's greatest success story -- and possibly its last.

In ESPN The Magazine, Shaun Assael writes that as Auburn was barreling toward the 2010 national title, it was struggling to beat a perplexing drug problem. This is the story of how Spice helped lead to the quickest downfall of a BCS champ.

Tyrann Mathieu is out of rehab and living alone, trying to convince himself (and NFL GMs) that he's more than his old habits and nicknames.

How did Ezekiel Ansah become the draft's top defensive end? Everyone -- even opponents he has torched along the way -- has a Ziggy story to tell, writes Ryan McGee in ESPN The Magazine's NFL Draft issue.

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.

Eight years ago Al Lucas was killed from an on-field hit during an arena football game. How would a similar tragedy today affect the NFL?