1st & Ten

The media and advertisers are significantly distracting the Bulls from their game plan, and Diane receives news that the whole organization is on the brink of bankruptcy.

Tom returns to the Bulls. Clay shows signs of mental instability and Jamie's drug problem worsens. Diane is picked to head an organization to combat drug use in the league.

When Yinessa is accused of being the primary pusher of cocaine in the league, Diane is left to deal with the fallout, including growing pressure to cut him from the team.

When the need for a running back gets dire, Diane is forced to negotiate with a scummy agent. Meanwhile, Waldren struggles to overcome his cocaine addiction.

When Johnny refuses to partake in rehab, Diane threatens to trade him to Buffalo. Meanwhile, Coach Denardo warns Bubba that his weight is putting his spot on the team in jeopardy.

Yinessa leads the Bulls to the playoffs and his success attracts attention from reporters. Diane is offered the opponent's playbook which the coaches regard with suspicion.

When Jamie's spending puts him in debt, he gets involved with some dangerous gamblers. Meanwhile, Jethro discovers that Tommy isn't his son, but still wants to be a father.

With a matchup against Chicago looking likely, Coach Denardo's rivalry with Coach Boyd strains his relationship with his staff. T.D. struggles with some family matters.

The Bulls have made it to the championship! Consumed by his obsession with beating Coach Boyd, Coach Denardo considers risking a player's career by having him play with an injury.