NY Jets Amazon documentary about 2024 season premieres Aug. 21
Debuting Aug. 21, "The Home Team" is a six-part docuseries that will stream on Amazon's Prime Video and follows six Jets players and their partners throughout the 17-week NFL season.
The content may not be overly rosy. New York fired its former head coach Robert Saleh five games into the 2024-25 season, which the documentary covers, and the team finished 5-12.
Jets defensive lineman Quinnen Williams and offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker are among the players featured.
'From business endeavors to baby showers to family reunions, The Home Team: NY Jets will take viewers inside the professional and personal lives of these diverse, lovable couples, in order to show how family makes football possible,' Amazon said in a news release announcing the series in May.
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