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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, Ryan McGee writes that until his gruesome knee injury, Marcus Lattimore was a first-round lock. Now teams want to know: Can he beat the odds and return to form?

When the Broncos won the Peyton Manning sweepstakes, they got more than a franchise quarterback -- they got a football junkie whose attention to detail is contagious. In ESPN The Magazine, Ryan McGee writes about Denver's new pursuit of perfection.

Racers of all types were once resistant to safety innovations. NFL players and teams shouldn't make the same mistake, writes Ryan McGee.

In ESPN The Magazine's "One Day, One Game" issue, Ryan McGee follows the Houston Texans' head trainer as he tends to injured franchise wide receiver Andre Johnson.

These are rough times at Randy Moss Motorsports. The offseason was marked with a bit of an ugly divorce from driver Mike Skinner, who had led the team to a third-place finish in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series standings in 2009. Like most team...

From the February 21, 2011 issue of ESPN The Magazine: Ryan McGee looks at several former athletes -- college football players and the like -- who became members of Hendrick's pit crew after surviving the daunting Pit Crew Combine.

ESPN The Magazine has named their 2011 NEXT athletes. For football, The Mag has given the nod to LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson.

Beer bellies are gone from pit road. Crew members are now well-conditioned athletes with backgrounds in college football, minor league baseball and even pro wrasslin'.