When the New England Patriots take the field Sunday in their Super Bowl LIII matchup against the L.A. Rams, it will mark a sports reporting milestone for a New Hampshire journalist. Nashua Telegraph reporter Tom King will cover his 10th Super Bowl this weekend. He's covered every Patriots Super Bowl appearance going back to their 1997 loss to the Green Bay Packers in New Orleans. Since then, he's traveled from Houston to Phoenix and now Atlanta, where he's covering Tom Brady and crew in their latest run for the title. He's been in Atlanta since Tuesday, covering the leadup to the game. During an interview Friday morning on The Exchange, King described how it works in terms of access to the players. “Everybody has to be made available on the football team; players, coaches. You have instant access for about an hour,” he said. “A prominent player like Tom Brady will speak in a press conference setting, and then right after that, all the players come out into a ballroom area and there are