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His feet brought Marko Cheseto from Kenya to Alaska. Then a tragic run into his own private storm forced him to change course, writes Seth Wickersham in ESPN The Magazine.

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.

In ESPN The Magazine, Seth Wickersham reports from Glendale, Ariz., about the hard times of the Phoenix Coyotes. They have no owner and little money, but thanks to their indomitable coach, Dave Tippett, they are playoff contenders. Again.

Seth Wickersham writes that the rookie wage scale has made top NFL draft picks much more valuable. And with teams now facing less risk with each pick, we could see more draft-day trades like the one that brought Julio Jones to the Falcons last year.

Story | Conversation | February 24, 2012

Seth Wickersham takes a look at the NFL head-coaching hires so far this offseason and says that fans of the Chiefs and Jags should be happy.

Story | Conversation | February 12, 2012

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.

Seth Wickersham of ESPN The Magazine writes on Super Bowl XLVI and comes to this conclusion: "No matter what you hear during the hype of Super Bowl week, the inarguable fact is that the Giants and Patriots are not great teams." Wickersham notes th...

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, Seth Wickersham writes that Matt Ryan is right up there with Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees and Tom Brady as QBs with Hall of Fame potential. But the difference between very good and great has never seemed wider.

Story | Conversation | December 26, 2011

Seth Wickersham writes that while Romeo Crennel wouldn't represent a sexy hire for the Chiefs, he might be the best man for the job.

Story | Conversation | December 12, 2011

In ESPN The Magazine's Interview Issue, Seth Wickersham talks to NCAA president Mark Emmert about his first two years in office and his big plans for upcoming seasons.

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

For ESPN The Magazine's "One day, one game" issue, Seth Wickersham goes inside a game plan with the Houston Texans and shows how a week's worth of preparation can go up in smoke come kickoff.

Story | Conversation | November 16, 2011

Seth Wickersham writes that while the learning curve for rookie wide receivers isn't quite as steep as the one facing first-year QBs, it's tough for rookie wideouts to make an early impact.

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2011

Seth Wickersham looks at four NFL assistant coaches who don't grab headlines and may never get the chance to run their own teams but play pivotal roles in making their teams successful.

Story | Conversation | October 08, 2011

Seth Wickersham does a great job in this piece looking at things Peyton Manning would prefer not be looked at: what it's like for a control freak to surrender control, who he's talked to as he's recovered from neck surgery, how he's dealing with it. ...