1st & Ten

Diane brings in Teddy, a new co-owner of the Bulls. Teddy offers T.D. a promotion to general manager on the condition that he fires Coach Denardo from the head coaching spot.

With Denardo gone, Teddy tries to convince T.D. to bring his former college coach in as the new coach. Meanwhile, a veteran player is having difficulty keeping up with the rookies.

T.D. is struggling to balance his new job with his home life. Yinessa looks to his new receiver for help with his hold-out. Meanwhile, John's steroid abuse is risking his health.

Teddy organizes a trade for Johnny behind Diane's back, which raises her suspicions. Meanwhile, T.D.'s issues with his marriage deepen as his relationship with Kay progresses.

Diane threatens to reveal evidence of Teddy's insider trading to the public. While Yinessa attempts to shake his injury, T.D. struggles with guilt for his ongoing affair with Kay.

After an atrocious opener, The Bulls are looking to turn things around. Meanwhile, new owner Jill Schrader attempts to instill confidence with the team.

Dr. Death lays a hit on Joe Morgan, injuring him in the process. While Dr. Death deals with the guilt, T.D. and Jill must defend him from the punishment of the Commissioner.

The Bulls are working out a trade, but hesitate when they may need to trade Bubba. T.D. must choose who will be by his side at a ceremony in his Honor: his wife or his girlfriend.

The Bulls have backed their way into the playoffs, but distractions abound: Bubba and Jethro are preparing for Zagreb's wild bachelor party, which they will be hosting at the bar.

With the playoffs approaching, Jill and T.D. are considering signing Brian Bosworth as their running back. He is holding out until he receives his full asking price.

The organization sets up a music video for the team to star in, in which they market Yinessa as the star—a prospect that creates a rift between the players.

The championship game is just around the corner, but distractions plague the Bulls once again. Zagreb believes he's jinxed, and T.D. must prove his innocence in an incident.