With the end of the NFL season and an era with Tom Brady’s retirement, NBC’s Sunday Night Football crew will change, too. Al Michaels, the sport’s premier primetime play-by-play voice, discusses the end of his NBC contract and his desire to continue calling games,. Michaels also recounts nearly 20 years of working with sideline reporter Michele Tafoya, who did her last game with NBC at the Super Bowl. Analyst Cris Collinsworth compliments Tafoya on how she complemented primetime television’s No. 1 show. Also, hear from Tafoya’s heir apparent, Kathryn Tappen, on her reporting style. Sunday Night Football executive producer Fred Gaudelli and director Drew Esocoff discuss working with Mike Tirico, who likely will replace Michaels, and Maria Taylor talks about the opportunities she’s had since joining NBC. Then, Michaels, Collinsworth, and Football Night in America analysts Chris Simms and Rodney Harrison look at the current crop of NFL quarterbacks who will replace Brady with a special focus on Cincinnati Bengals signal caller Joe Burrow.