In Episode 1, titled "In the Arena" it’s linebacker Willie McGinest and quarterback Drew Bledsoe. Brady replaced Bledsoe, newly inked to a $103 million contract that offseason, at quarterback after Bledsoe suffered an injury that sidelined him for six weeks.

Episode two covers the Patriots’ 2003 Super Bowl run. In it, Brady and Rodney Harrison talk about ESPN’s analyst Tom Jackson’s bold claim, which he made following the Patriots’ disastrous Week 1 effort against the Bills just days after they had released Lawyer Milloy. The beloved Patriot started for the Bills in that game.

To return to the Super Bowl in back-to-back seasons, Tom Brady, along with his teammates, Tedy Bruschi and Mike Vrabel push each other to the edge of greatness.

A new era of offensive dominance begins for Tom Brady when superstar wide receiver Randy Moss joins him in New England. With an undefeated season on the line, Brady and Moss recount how Michael Strahan and the Giants stood in the way of the Patriots pursuit of perfection.

Tom Brady balances the demands of leading the "Patriots 2.0" team to another Super Bowl with the responsibilities of being a husband and father.

Tom Brady and Vince Wilfork look to reclaim the Lombardi Trophy, having failed to win a Super Bowl for ten years. Brady finds himself at the center of the Deflategate controversy, while preparing to face Richard Sherman and the Seahawks.

Brady and his sisters recount the personal challenges of the 2016 season, culminating in a trip to Super Bowl LI in Houston.

Brady enlists personal trainer Alex Guererro to stay in peak physical condition, as he and star tight end Rob Gronkowski embark on one of the most grueling seasons of their NFL careers.

Brady and teammate Julian Edelman reveal how their mental toughness and relentless grit propelled them to their third Super Bowl appearance in four years.