The September 13 Issue of ESPN The Magazine is on Sale Today; Dante Hall - the Chiefs' Seven-Position Man on the Cover of ESPN The Magazine's NFL Preview Issue.

NEW YORK -- PLUS: ESPN 25 - Check Out What The 25 Greatest Athletes Of The ESPN Era Were Up To At Age 25

COVER STORY: Busybody. Kick returner, punt returner, wide receiver, running back. Dante Hall has always been restless, but now it's paying off for him and the Chiefs. The Magazine's Seth Wickersham reports.

ESPN 25: 25 at 25. At age 25, had Jordan won an NBA title yet? Was Navratilova ranked No. 1? Did The Great One break the 500-goal mark? To commemorate ESPN's silver anniversary, The Magazine looks back to see what the 25 greatest athletes of the ESPN era were doing at age 25.

NFL PREVIEW:

Mix and Match. Specialists are so 2003. Multi-talents rule. As our NFL Preview 2004 reveals, the teams with the most and best Swiss Army Players (SAPs) - players that can do it all - have the best chance of going all... the... way. The Magazine's David Fleming reports.

Multi-Flex. From skinny walk-on to prototype for the NFL's Ideal Man. Meet Ram safety Adam Archuleta. Plus other SAPs who could be team MVPs. The Magazine's David Fleming reports.

Total Access: Are You Ready? For 35 years and counting, the Monday Night Football crew has made sure they're 100% ready for you. The Magazine's contributor John Hassan reports.

Flip Side. Brian Westbrook's running against the grain. A PR, KR and third-down RB his first two-seasons, he's now Philly's No. 1 ball carrier. We asked him to tell us about it.

Scouting Reports. Who will it be in Super Bowl XXXIX? We graded every NFL starter, with a special look at the SAPs on each team. And the winners will be...

OTHER FEATURES:

Who's With Us? Like always, this year's Yankees will win a whole mess of games. But are they winners? Careful, this is a trick question. The Magazine's Buster Olney reports.

Sights Unseen. In the end, an uphill struggle validated what now seems like such an obviously great idea: bring the Olympic Games back to Greece. The Magazine's Eric Adelson reports.

Keepers. The Leak brothers - Florida's Chris and Tennessee's C.J. - co-star in the Most Heartwarming Brother Story this side of Peyton and Eli. The Magazine's Gene Wojciechowski reports.

Enemy Within. Part Ali, part Chris Rock, middleweight champ Bernard Hopkins calls himself The Executioner - and lives up to the name. The Magazine's Tim Keown reports.

The Hookup: Lenny & Luke. Turns out that rocker Lenny Kravitz and Lakers forward Luke Walton are both pretty old school when it comes to music. And basketball. And fundamentals. And hard work. The Magazine's Carmen Renee Thompson reports.