While Tom Brady has stood firm in his position to not return to the football field following his second retirement, the legendary quarterback is still staying close to the game. In an interview with Cheddar News' Kristen Scholer, Brady talked about the start of his second career in television broadcasting as he heads to Fox Sports as the network's leading football analyst.
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