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Seth Wickersham is a senior writer for ESPN. His latest article is "For Kraft, Brady and Belichick, Is This the Beginning of the End?"\n\n \u201cYou want to write about something real. I hate stories that are, the tension of the story is, talk radio perception versus the reality that I see when I\u2019m with somebody. I can\u2019t stand those stories because to me, you\u2019re just writing about the ether versus a real person, and that\u2019s not a real tension to me. The inner tensions are the best tensions. You can\u2019t get to them with everybody, but you try.\u201d\n\nThanks to MailChimp and Mubi for sponsoring this week's episode.\n@SethWickersham\nWickersham on Longform\n[02:10] "For Kraft, Brady and Belichick, Is This the Beginning of the End?" (ESPN \u2022 Jan 2018)\n[05:35] "Spygate to Deflategate: Inside What Split the NFL and Patriots Apart " (Don Van Natta Jr., Seth Wickersham \u2022 ESPN \u2022 Sep 2015)\n[05:35] "The Secret Life of Tiger Woods" (Wright Thompson \u2022 ESPN \u2022 April 2016)\n[15:05] "Why Richard Sherman Can't Let Go of Seattle's Super Bowl Loss" (ESPN \u2022 May 2017)\n[16:35] "Sin City or Bust " (Seth Wickersham, Don Van Natta Jr. \u2022 ESPN \u2022 April 2017)\n[19:10] @bruceallen\n[25:05] \u201cThe Brady Hunch\u201d (ESPN The Magazine \u2022 Dec 2001)\n[26:00] The TB12 Method: How to Achieve a Lifetime of Sustained Peak Performance (Tom Brady \u2022 Simon & Schuster \u2022 2017)\n[26:50] \u201cThe Drive That Never Ends\u201d (ESPN The Magazine \u2022 Sept 2016)\n[28:25] \u201cTom Brady's Most Dangerous Game\u201d (ESPN The Magazine \u2022 Oct 2017)\n[30:15] \u201cA Football Life: Meet Bill Belichick\u201d (NFL Productions \u2022 NFL Network \u2022 2009)\n[30:20] \u201cPatriots Coach Bill Belichick Dressed Up as a Pirate for Halloween\u201d (Nick Schwartz \u2022 USA Today \u2022 Oct 2013)\n[41:40] \u201cRick Carlisle Rips ESPN for Publishing LaVar Ball Story on Luke Walton's Job Status\u201d (Chris Chavez \u2022 Sports Illustrated \u2022 Jan 2018)\n[44:20] "John Skipper Resigns as ESPN president; George Bodenheimer Takes Over as Acting Chairman\u201d (ESPN \u2022 Dec 2017)\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices