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ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Denver has the third-most salary-cap room entering free agency with $38 million. That will clearly help the Broncos' push for Peyton Manning. U-T San Diego reports the Chargers will have about $20 million in cap room when...

In an "NFL Live" segment, ESPN analysts Mark Schlereth and Marcellus Wiley discussed the most explosive offense. Each spoke definitively about his choice. Wiley went with the Philadelphia Eagles because of team speed. Schlereth backed the Green Ba...

ESPN football experts Marcellus Wiley, Mark Schlereth and Matthew Berry share some insights for Sunday's game between the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers in Qualcomm Stadium....

Friday morning, Mike Greenberg and Marcellus Wiley host from the Bristol, CT studio. Joining Greeny and "Dat Dude" will be ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney (7:25 a.m. ET), ESPN NFL insider Adam "Schefty" Schefter (8:10 a.m.), World Golf Hall of Famer J...

Buffalo Bills rookie running back C.J. Spiller made an "NFL Live" appearance Friday via satellite from Daytona, Fla., where he was grand marshal of the Subway Jalapeno 250 on the Nationwide NASCAR series. He was the guy who belted: "Gentlemen, sta...

ESPN analysts Mark Schlereth and Marcellus Wiley give their predictions for Sunday's playoff game between the New York Jets and San Diego Chargers in Qualcomm Stadium. Schlereth calls the Chargers "a mismatch nightmare" for the Jets....

ESPN analysts Marcellus Wiley, Mark Schlereth and Steve Young preview Sunday's playoff game between the New York Jets and San Diego Chargers in Qualcomm Stadium. Their key matchup is the Jets' defense on Chargers tight end Antonio Gates....

Marcellus Wiley recounts a quarterback controversy story from his time with the San Diego Chargers, between Doug Flutie and Drew Brees. Plus, Chris Mortensen has the latest on Brett Favre....

Marcellus Wiley recounts a quarterback controversy story from his time with the San Diego Chargers, between Doug Flutie and Drew Brees. Plus, Chris Mortensen has the latest on Brett Favre....

The Dallas Cowboys finally became players in the free agency market Thursday, signing defensive end Marcellus Wiley to a $16 million, four-year deal that includes a $4.5 million bonus.

The Chargers, who have the draft's first pick after going 4-12 last year, released Marcellus Wiley among six cuts, while not tendering offers to four others.

Marty Schottenheimer has revamped his defense, and some starting spots in the secondary are still up for grabs.

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Two former Cowboys -- Kelvin Garmon and Solomon Page -- have helped solidify the Chargers offensive line.

The Chargers added David Boston to boost the offense, while the defense is hoping a youth movement improves things.

San Diego defensive end Marcellus Wiley has completed a so-called "simple" restructuring of the 2003 portion of his contract, a move that frees up spending room for the team, and reduces his salary cap charge for this season by $3.915 million.

ESPN's Dan Patrick talks Ivy League football, rappers, dirty linemen and more with Chargers DE Marcellus Wiley.