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Terrell Owens joins "First Take" to discuss the various controversies throughout his career.

Chad Johnson talks to Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless about the incident that led to his wife's filing for divorce.

Rick Reilly profiles Eagles long-snapper Jon Dorenbos and his use of magic on and off the field.

Kenny Mayne heads to Redskins camp to find out how the area formerly known as "the corner" got replaced by the trendier term "the edge."

E:60 connects with Ray Lewis and the man who fueled the future Hall of Famer's legendary intensity. Rachel Nichols takes an exclusive look at a family trying to break the generational curse of abandonment.

Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has a larger than life appetite for fun, and as Jeremy Schaap discovered a trip to the grocery store with Gronk is an experience not to be missed.

Football players Husain and Hamza Abdullah are taking the year off from the NFL to make a pilgrimage to Mecca and connect with fellow Muslims around the country.

In 2011, Tom Coughlin decided the New York Giants new motto would be "finish." Rachel Nichols looks at how the Giants drew inspiration from a high school cross country runner who left it all on the track.

Dwight Howard talks about his relationship with Stan Van Gundy and his motivations to win a championship.

Dwight Howard talks about his feelings for the Magic, what it will be like to return to Orlando, and how hes changed in the last year.

Dwight Howard talks with Ric Bucher about playing in immense pain with his back injury, the fear of having surgery, and when he thinks hell return to the court.

Dwight Howard talks about his last year in Orlando, the biggest lesson he learned, how he didnt want to end up being hated, and how he determined the Lakers were the right team for him.

Dwight talks about the allure of the Lakers, their history of great centers, and his path back to the court.

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning can read a defense and spot an open receiver. The two-time Super Bowl MVP also knows a worthy charity when he sees one. His favorite is Guiding Eyes for the Blind, which trains guide dogs for the visually impai

From NFL veterans, like Jacob Bell, to newcomers, like Chad Diehl, some players are choosing to walk away from football over concerns about their long-term health.

Former NFL receiver Al Toon and his son, Nick, talk about the game of football as Nick embarks on his rookie season with the New Orleans Saints.