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Tuesday, Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo host from the Bristol, CT studios. They'll welcome ESPN NFL analyst Herm Edwards (1:15 p.m. ET), ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian (2:30), ESPN NFL analyst Trent Dilfer (3:15) and ESPN.com's Wright Thompson (3:30...

Is there a generation of football stars who already have been ruined and don't know it yet?

Willie Roaf's family filled with emotion for Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee

In ESPN The Magazine, Wright Thompson writes that life in a new city doesn't always mean adopting a new team. Just ask all the Steelers fans living in Houston.

We're Black and Blue All Over: Normally I like to provide a snippet of any ESPN.com feature I bring to your attention. But Wright Thompson's profile of, yes, a very special house can't be excerpted. It's something you need to read in full, a movin...

For more than four decades, people looking for traces of football and the faded '50s have come to this home in Green Bay, Wis. They are looking for Lombardi.

Neurosurgeon ... NFL first-rounder... 'the future of Black America' ... This 23-year-old is expected to be all things to all people

Wright Thompson on the Saints and what they mean to New Orleans....

Wright Thompson has a truly outstanding story about how the Saints have become the soul of New Orleans. I highly recommend you read it, but make sure you carve out some time first because it's pretty lengthy. I won't go into too much detail becaus...

Believe it or not, "America's Team" currently resides, and thrives, in New Orleans. This irrepressible American city has gone mad over the irresistible Saints.

After the shocking death of a fellow Mississippian, Wright Thompson took a poignant journey into the past he shared with Steve McNair.

Washington's most influential are suddenly taking up hoops, all in hopes of getting a run with President Barack Obama.

As Brett Favre works out to stay in football shape, the high school players in Hattiesburg, Miss., get the experience of a lifetime.

One year after "quitting" on the Raiders, Randy Moss has become one of the NFL's most unstoppable players. Wright Thompson explains the change.

As Brett Favre calls it quits, Wright Thompson explains why every football fan will miss the NFL's last "gunslinger."

At a bar in Brett Favre's hometown of Kiln, Miss., the locals rode the roller coaster of the NFC title game.