A lot has happened in Tom Brady's world since the most recent episode of his ESPN+ documentary aired.
Brady and the Buccaneers reached the NFC playoffs but were eliminated by the Rams. Brady announced his retirement from the NFL. Then he announced he was coming back.
After a four-month wait, the 10th and final episode of "Man in the Arena: Tom Brady" is set to be released. ESPN says the episode will focus on Brady's Super Bowl title run with the Buccaneers and how he hopes to live up to the standard of his father, Tom Brady Sr. The episode will feature interviews with Brady's dad and Rob Gronkowski.
It will also include the elder Brady talking about his son's decision to retire, a clip of which was shared by production company Religion of Sports.
One more. #ManInTheArena pic.twitter.com/feIfkJ6q2K
— Religion of Sports (@religionofsport) February 11, 2022
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Here's all the information you need to watch the 10th episode of the documentary.
How to watch 'Man in the Arena' episode 10
- Date: Monday, April 25
- Time: 11 p.m. ET
- Live stream: ESPN+
The 10th episode will be released at 11 p.m. ET on Monday, April 25, on ESPN+. Before that, the previous four episodes will air from 7-11 p.m ET on ESPN. The network showed the first five episodes Sunday on ESPN2.
Following the end of the 10th episode, there will be a post-show special, "Inside the Arena," hosted by Tedy Bruschi and Field Yates to discuss what happened.
Where is 'Man in the Arena' streaming?
"Man in the Arena" is only available to be streamed on ESPN+. Viewers hoping to get caught up on the series can watch the first nine episodes on the streaming platform. The first episode of the series was streamed Nov. 16; Episode 9 was released Jan. 11.
What is 'Man in the Arena' about?
"Man in the Arena" details Brady's NFL career. It looks at his biggest moments in the league, including his 10 Super Bowl appearances, and his personal life through the perspective of the quarterback and those around him. Brady is an executive producer of the series, which was directed by Religion of Sports' Gotham Chopra.
"What is there left to say about working with Tom? He is a never-ending narrative, but also a never-ending process of self-discovery for me and our creative team at Religion of Sports," Chopra said in the ESPN release. "Because in Tom’s 23-year [and counting] odyssey, I see threads of all of our stories which is what has made this an amazing project to work on. We used to think of episode 10 as an epilogue, now — because I know how Tom operates — I realize it's just a prequel."
