Sheil Kapadia

Like, this is outrageous, it sounds like, what's happening.

Let me read the details, Billy, for people who haven't read the articles.

It says...

Like many players and coaches, Crosby was frustrated by the presence of Alex Guerrero, a staunch Brady ally whose official title is wellness coordinator.

That's another one you and I could get on that.

I think we can be minority owners.

And I feel like now that we have that information from Chris Long that we got during the Super Bowl, I think we could be wellness coordinators too, perhaps.

Yeah, he was like, I'm going to hand the keys over to Brady.

And then to your point, Brady hands the keys over to Guerrero because it says, Guerrero, who regularly attends practices and meetings, purports to possess significant organizational power in forming players of impending transactions and even indicating to staff members who don't follow his instructions that their jobs may be...

It says Guerrero is perceived to have a direct pipeline to Brady, who lives in Florida and serves as Fox's lead NFL analyst, limiting his in-person presence.

Suffice it to say that there are trust issues permeating the Raiders training facility in Henderson, Nevada.

Because I was thinking about this, Billy.

Max Crosby lasted through, you know, Josh McDaniels and Antonio Pierce and Besaccia.

And I think he was there for Gruden still as well.

Like all these different regimes and the team's never really successful.

And what was, it was just consistent.

Crosby's like,

I want to be a Raider.

I want to be here when we get good.

And like Guerrero is the guy, it sounds like, maybe not just Guerrero.