Brady talks with ESPN Radio Host Freddie Coleman during Super Bowl week. They talk about if NBC went too far in its coverage of Mikaela Shiffrin's DNF in the slalom at the Olympics, if the Patriots need to hire an offensive coordinator or not and they talk about if the Bengals have made it impossible for teams to build according to a logical plan or not.

Brady sits down with Baseball America MLB Insider Kyle Glaser to talk about the Red Sox being picked to finish 4th in the AL East this year by Fangraphs and then they talk about some of the Red Sox young pieces like Bobby Dalbec, Tristan Casas and Jarren Duran. And, how good can last years first-round pick Marcelo Mayer be? 

Brady talks on Radio Row Day 4 with former Pro Bowl Seahawks LB Lofa Tatupu! He talks about growing up a Patriots fan when his dad played for the team, going to games at the old Sullivan Stadium and much more, including if the Pats need to hire a true defensive coordinator or not. Also, would he take Brady's trade proposal of Mac Jones and two first-rounders for Russell Wilson? 

Brady talks about NBCs coverage of Mikaela Shiffrin with Tom Caron of NESN. Did NBC go too far? And what are some of the tougher interviews that he has had to do? Also, what does he think of St. Michaels College student Sarah Escobar competing at the Winter Olympics? And could the Red Sox trade JD Martinez when the lockout ends? And is Tuukka Rask done with the Bruins? 

Brady is back for "Radio Row at Home," Day 2! He talks with former NFL quarterback and 1998 No. 2 draft pick Ryan Leaf as well as 14-year NHL veteran and UVM product Aaron Miller. He also talks about how Odell Beckham Jrs comments illuminate how people feel about the Patriots at this point, and he says he doesn't want to see Tom Brady unretire midseason. And shoutout to Vermont's Ryan Cochran-Siegle, who won an Olympic silver medal in the Giant Slalom.

It's Day 2 of "Radio Row at Home" and Brady talks with former UVM men's hockey star and 14-year NHL veteran, Aaron Miller. Tom Brady says "never say never" when it comes to playing football again, so when did Aaron know he was officially done with hockey? Is it hard to find a calling again once the playing days are over? Then, they talk about Aaron's experience earning a silver medal with Team USA at the 2002 Olympics and they discuss the NHL lockout of 2004-2005 and Aaron's experiences as we wonder what will happen with the baseball lockout.

Brady sits down with former No. 2 overall draft pick Ryan Leaf to talk about his career arc and much more. How long did it take him to realize he wasn't an NFL quarterback anymore? How did he work to re-define his identity and why is he so comfortable now talking about his story? Which part of NFL quarterback life was he the least prepared for coming out of college and what does he think of Joe Burrow as the Super Bowl nears? 

Brady sits down for his weekly conversation with former UVM hoops coach Tom Brennan to talk about the 18-4 Catamounts. Are they really good, or is the league just way down? And was it fair for the league to banish Stony Brook from the conference tournament just because they are leaving the conference after the year? And how can UVM fix Finn Sullivan's offensive game, and how can they get students to come to the games? 

Brady kicks off "Radio Row at Home" week by talking about the biggest thing the Patriots need to do in order to get back to playing in the Super Bowl and he talks about how the Pats have fallen out of the conversation in the AFC. He also talks with former Pats OL and current media star Ross Tucker, who shares a hilarious Tom Brady story and he talks with Pats Twitter Star @PatsCap about the Pats offseason. He also discusses UVM's win over UMass-Lowell in men's hoops and talks about continued efforts to get students to go to home games. 

Brady sits down with former NFL offensive lineman Ross Tucker, who is now a major NFL media personality. They talk about his time covering the AFC Title Game in Kansas City, his thoughts on the Patriots losing Josh McDaniels, who is moving onto coach the Raiders and much more, including the time he drank beer with Tom Brady.