The legendary quarterback and his longtime trainer reportedly remain friends
Bregman’s big postseason may partially be the result of the TB12 Method.
Brady insisted during Monday's edition of the "Let's Go!" SiriusXM show and podcast with broadcaster Jim Gray that his shoulder is "doing OK".
Antonio Brown attacked trainer Alex Guerror
Antonio Brown had a lot to say about his time with the Buccaneers.
Brown’s latest social media snafu may negate any sympathy earned by the statement he issued Wednesday night.
Antonio Brown has added Tom Brady to the mix as he continues his social media rant towards Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians. Brown released a lengthy statement through his lawyer last night, telling his side of the story during Week 17 when he left midway through the Buccaneers game against the New York Jets.
Brady, Rob Gronkowski, and Alex Guerrero discussed the difficult 2017 season.
Tension between Tom Brady and Bill Belichick started building in 2017 because of Belichick's relationship with Alex Guerrero, a friend and trainer of Brady.
Mike Lombardi shared that the Patriots worked to bridge the generational gap between Tom Brady and other players.
Alex Guerrero, not Tom Brady, had some pointed comments earlier this week about the manner in which Patriots coach Bill Belichick mishandled Brady. Belichick understandably was asked about it on Friday during his most recent press conference.
Guerrero criticized Belichick for how he treated Tom Brady in the quarterback's final years with the Patriots.
Brady responded to Guerrero's comments, reiterating that he enjoyed his time with the Patriots but is now focused on his career with the Buccaneers.
Guerrero has traveled with Brady from New England to Tampa Bay. He said everything about the Buccaneers organization is perfect for the signal-caller at this point in his career.
What Brady is doing is unprecedented. There’s no blueprint for how to handle it. Unlike aging field generals before him, Tom Terrific isn’t showing any signs of declining production.
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