Alex Guerrero a cancer-like presence in Las Vegas

WinstonSmith · Mar 5, 2026

Brady is one surgery away from a full on was he cloned and replaced scandal.

RobertWeathers · Mar 5, 2026

Steve102 said:
I think I saw Posh, but I cannot tell for sure.

It was Geri Halliwell aka "Ginger Spice"

Posh Spice is Mrs Victoria Beckham. I didn't see her on it.

Steve102 · Mar 5, 2026

RobertWeathers said:
It was Geri Halliwell aka "Ginger Spice"

Posh Spice is Mrs Victoria Beckham. I didn't see her on it.

mgteich · Mar 5, 2026

gobesmug said:
Brady did something no other NFL QB has done playing like he did until he was 45.

He clearly attributes his longevity to the training and diet he got from Guerrero.

It's not strange that he would find it valuable for other pro athletes to take the same approach he took.

That doesn't mean Guerrero is a genius worthy of following. Just pointing out that you can't deny the perceived success Brady personally felt following his training regime.

With that said, Brady should read the room and realize you can't force unconventional training/diet methods upon people. If he wants to provide free consultation to those in the Raiders that are interested is fine but he shouldn't be having his friend forced into the locker room.

The majority Raiders' ownership can decide how much power to give Brady in the various decision-making processes.

Betterthanmost · Mar 5, 2026

He lives rent free in my head. I have Never disliked someone I have never met so passionately like him before.

Pape · Mar 5, 2026

mgteich said:
The majority Raiders' ownership can decide how much power to give Brady in the various decision-making processes.

Yes, because he really shows a great decision making process in other areas of life, huh? take his haircut for instance...

Dude is the only billionaire in the world who couldn't get laid at a hooker convention...

condon84 · Mar 5, 2026

Raccoonsuit said:
Seems like it. I had forgotten about this pos.

Pulling the same bs he tried to do on the pats.

I like brady but he associates with weirdos and grifters WAY too much. Brady is obviously intelligent but not very wise. Always thought this

Let’s be honest most of us want to believe Tom Brady would be smart enough not to tie himself so closely to someone like Alex Guerrero, who a lot of people view as a snake oil salesman. But I think that misses the point. Brady knows exactly who Alex is and what people say about him and he’s still chosen to partner with him. There's a lot of money to be made if Alex's quack tomfoolery is pitched by Brady.

TommyD4207 · Mar 6, 2026

RobertWeathers said:
Agree. We've discussed this 1000 times on this board.

Fundamentally, the physical stuff that AG does (pliability, stretching, recouperation, and some eastern medicine techniques) have been proven as beneficial to the human body and athletes. Depending on the circumstances (position, strength, injury, etc) that may not be the best for football players. Thats why BB had a hair across his ass

The problem with AG and Tom is they push this other **** which destroys the credibility of the good parts of AGs philosophy and program.

Like concussion water.
Everything else is common sense, and you don't need a "guru" for it.

Then again, Brady is the same guy that lost multi-millions to an invisible coin grifter too...maybe his Wonderlic was accurate.

neckroll#14 · Mar 6, 2026

As time goes by it becomes more and more evident that TB12 is just another Hollywood guy and never really was a "New Englander". We were probably all too starry-eyed to see it while he was here.

RobertWeathers · Mar 6, 2026

TommyD4207 said:
Like concussion water.
Everything else is common sense, and you don't need a "guru" for it.

Then again, Brady is the same guy that lost multi-millions to an invisible coin grifter too...maybe his Wonderlic was accurate.

AG is a trainer. Everything else is garbage.

I think with Tom his passions govern his common sense.

LuRkeR1978 · Mar 7, 2026

Triumph said:
Drake Maye pushes cookies and cakes that his Mrs bakes.

Drake also laid a stinky turd in the biggest game of the season.

Tom never did that. Even when he lost, he played like a Hall of Famer.

p8ryts · Mar 7, 2026

LuRkeR1978 said:
Drake also laid a stinky turd in the biggest game of the season.

Tom never did that. Even when he lost, he played like a Hall of Famer.

I remember a home playoff game against the Ravens when it looked like he gave up halfway through the first quarter.

BennyBledsoe · Mar 7, 2026

p8ryts said:
I remember a home playoff game against the Ravens when it looked like he gave up halfway through the first quarter.

2009, lost it 33-14. Ravens were up 24-0 at the end of the first quarter. Tom went 23/42, 154 yards, 2 TDs, 3 INTs, 1 Fumble Lost.

First quarter possessions... Tom fumble on 3rd play. 3 and out. Tom intercepted on 4th play after gaining 11 yards. Tom intercepted on 2nd play. 5 plays and a punt.

The rest of the game wasn't much better. Only 3 second quarter possessions. 16 yard TD drive. 8 yards and punt. 8 yards and punt.

3rd quarter had 3 drives. 3 yards and a punt. 4 plays, 30 yards, ends with an INT. Highlight drive was 53 yards on 10 plays for a TD.

4th quarter only had 2 drives. 10 plays, 31 yards and a missed FG. 6 plays, 13 yards with a turnover on downs.

Tom was absolutely miserable through the first quarter and then proceeded to make barely any impact for the rest of the game. The type of game you are now crucifying a second year player for.

upstater1 · Mar 7, 2026

LuRkeR1978 said:
Drake also laid a stinky turd in the biggest game of the season.

Tom never did that. Even when he lost, he played like a Hall of Famer.

Huh?

Brady once uttered the immortal words, "Sorry I sucked so bad..." right after one of the biggest games in Patriots history.

Huckleberry1 · Mar 7, 2026

bresna said:
I still think Belechick kicking Guerrero out of the locker room had more to do with Brady's departure than anything.

I think it was a major factor in the rift, and I put more of the blame for that on Brady than Belichick. Don't get me wrong, I believe Brady had every right to use his own personal trainer to get himself in exactly the condition he wanted to be in, but trying to bring him into the locker room and onto the sidelines was beyond the pale, and trying to push his beliefs onto other players was ********. I still place most of the blame for the split on Velichick, but Brady's desire to insert Guerrero into areas he doesn't belong was out of line, and it looks like he's doing it again in Vegas.

Huckleberry1 · Mar 7, 2026

Stu Pidassle said:
At this point I almost feel bad for Brady. He started out as an earnest hard working kid; When he had success and became famous he lost track of who he is as a person. It can't be an enjoyable existence when you admit that "90 percent of what I say is probably not what I'm thinking" just to please everyone. That is a big change from the guy who told Harbaugh to learn the rule book, LOL.

I think Guerrero was a symptom of this. Brady's personality change came when he decided he was brand, not just a person. After that it seemed like every consideration was related to how it would affect the TV12 brand. He had every right to do it, but after that it seemed like everything other than playing the game was posing.

1960Pats · Mar 8, 2026

Huckleberry1 said:
I think Guerrero was a symptom of this. Brady's personality change came when he decided he was brand, not just a person. After that it seemed like every consideration was related to how it would affect the TV12 brand. He had every right to do it, but after that it seemed like everything other than playing the game was posing.

I think the change in Brady occurred when he married Gisele and was introduced to the lifestyles of the rich and famous crowd.

Brady lasted twenty years at the very top of the game and believes that Guerrero helped him. Since I'm a fan of the Pats I got to enjoy that incredible run of success. If Tom thinks it helped him then it did.

As for now, I think Brady's trying to become an owner with a bigger piece. Either that or he's going into politics. And both of those require a lot of moola.

Stu Pidassle · Mar 8, 2026

1960Pats said:
I think the change in Brady occurred when he married Gisele and was introduced to the lifestyles of the rich and famous crowd.

Brady lasted twenty years at the very top of the game and believes that Guerrero helped him. Since I'm a fan of the Pats I got to enjoy that incredible run of success. If Tom thinks it helped him then it did.

As for now, I think Brady's trying to become an owner with a bigger piece. Either that or he's going into politics. And both of those require a lot of moola.

I agree that the Gisele influence was what really pushed TB12 over the edge based on timing. McGinest introduced Guerrero to Brady in 2004. I am sure AG, not to mention hanging with soccer players and other beautiful people helped with the transformation along the way.

TommyD4207 · Mar 8, 2026

LuRkeR1978 said:
Drake also laid a stinky turd in the biggest game of the season.

Tom never did that. Even when he lost, he played like a Hall of Famer.

It's amazing what fades from our memories over time, isn't it?

Even in a lot of his wins he played like ****.

NormZauchin · Mar 8, 2026

RobertWeathers said:
LOL She does make conscience deserts but they still look freaking good such as a dark chocolate/peanut butter bark. Healthy but still a ****load of calories.

Might help by adding weight to the defensive line.

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