Seth Wickersham: Covid hits, Brady leaves – and I’m on the...
ESPN Senior Writer Seth Wickersham on untangling the mysteries of the Patriots and reporting during the pandemic.
Michael MacCambridge: ‘I never considered myself a proper sportswriter’
The author of some of the greatest football books, including America's Game and Chuck Noll: His Life's Work, talks about writing those and his next book.
Lars Anderson: ‘Bryant and Saban were identical from shoulders up’
Lars Anderson, author of nine football books, on Bear Bryant and Nick Saban as Alabama coaches, and his writing career to date.
Ralph Hickok: Crashing the Hall of Fame with Johnny Blood
Ralph Hickok, a sports historian for more than 50 years, talks football books, writing and Johnny Blood.
Gary Myers: ‘The Cowboys are a $5bn Mom and Pop operation’
Gary Myers, an author and journalist who has covered the NFL for 40 years talks about the Cowboys, writing and his favourite books.
Hank Gola: ‘I wanted to write it as a gift to...
Hank Gola has been a sportswriter for more than 40 years. His latest book, City of Champions, tells the fascinating story of the 1939 high school national champions.
Matthew Sherry: Everything goes back to Bert Bell
Matthew Sherry is the founder and editor of Gridiron, the UK's only NFL magazine. His first book, Any Given Sunday, relates the history of the NFL by focusing on 20 of the most important games.
Jeff Pearlman: ‘The USFL foreshadowed Trump’s presidency’
Jeff Pearlman talks the USFL, Donald Trump and his favourite football books.