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If you bet on Tom Brady being the next athlete to get “The Last Dance” treatment, you’re a winner. On the heels of ESPN’s successful 10-part Michael Jordan series on the end of the Bulls dynasty, the network will air a nine-part series on the longtime Patriots quarterback in 2021 called “Man in the Arena.” …
If you bet on Tom Brady being the next athlete to get “The Last Dance” treatment, you’re a winner.
On the heels of ESPN’s successful 10-part Michael Jordan series on the end of the Bulls dynasty, the network will air a nine-part series on the longtime Patriots quarterback in 2021 called “Man in the Arena.” The series is nine episodes, one for each of the new Buccaneers QB’s nine Super Bowl appearance.
Just as Jordan had control over “The Last Dance,” Brady it appears will have control over “Man in the Arena” as 199 Productions, Brady’s production company, is producing the series along with ESPN and Religion of Sports.
Brady announced the series Thursday by sharing the trailer on Twitter.
The 42-year-old spent 20 years with the Patriots and won six Super Bowls. He left New England as a free agent this offseason for a two-year, $50 million contract with Tampa Bay.
