The Death of a Team – What Happens When The Game Is Over | The Game Inside The Games, Ep. 5

World‑renowned microbiome researcher Dr. Tim Spector challenges what we think we know about nutrition and reveals why gut health, not counting calories, may be the most overlooked key to better energy, mood, immunity, and long‑term wellbeing.

Dr. Michael Gervais and NFL legend Brandon Marshall unpack how, in high‑stakes moments, data, intuition, and hard‑wired threat responses collide—and why the real edge is knowing which voice to trust and how to align them, on and off the field.

Dr. Michael Gervais sits down with former NFL wide receiver Ricardo Lockette for a deeply personal conversation about loss, resilience, and the moments that still linger long after the game ends. Returning to the site of the Super Bowl loss brings unresolved emotions back to the surface—and at times, the conversation becomes an honest search for meaning.

Dr. Michael Gervais and All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall go inside one of the NFL’s mystery boxes: the huddle. In this episode of The Game Inside the Games, the focus is one what really happens when a team comes together before the ball is snapped. Gervais and Marshall explore how the huddle reveals a team’s culture—how trust is built, how accountability shows up, and how pressure is handled in real time. What emerges is a simple but powerful insight: the huddle doesn’t just organize action — it exposes the strength of the relationships underneath it.. Not just in football, but in meetings, decisions, and everyday situations where what happens inside the huddle shapes what happens next.

Dr. Michael Gervais and All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall sit down with former NFL MVP Cam Newton to explore the game that plays out inside the athlete in high stakes environments. In this episode of The Game Inside the Games, the focus isn’t on crowd noise or highlight-reel moments, but on the quiet, internal dialogue that can make or break a player's Super Bowl dream. Through candid stories and lived experience, Gervais uses their conversation to examine how self-talk can shape performance in football’s biggest moments. What emerges is a clearer understanding of how not just elite competitors use their self-talk to access their full capabilities when everything is on the line—but you can, too.