The Home Team: New York Jets Season 1

E1: The Kick Off

The premiere offers an intimate look at the lives of New York Jets players and their families as they embrace the promise of a new season. As the team pushes forward with determination and heart, their partners provide strength and support, revealing the deep bonds that fuel life on and off the field.

E2: Nest Man Up

Amid early-season hope and mounting pressure, Jets players juggle injuries, personal challenges, and shifting futures. As fatherhood nears, careers hang in the balance, and a coach is suddenly fired, they confront the brutal demands of football and life beyond it-fighting to hold on, stay present, and keep going.

E3: All the Way Through

Amid injuries, pressure, and a midseason slide, the Jets find new energy with Davante Adams' arrival. AVT and Tyler Conklin prepare for first-time fatherhood, Chuck Clark and C.J. Mosley manage recovery, and Mosley embraces new fatherhood. A win over Houston ends the skid, and with belief intact, the climb continues.

E4: Back in the Fight

After a hard-fought win, the Jets regroup as injuries, births, and doubts shape their season. Tyler Conklin continues to prepare for fatherhood, the Vera-Tuckers welcome a newborn son, and C.J. Mosley weighs the future after a neck injury. As Chuck Clark returns and Allen Lazard reflects from the sidelines, hope flickers as another late loss reminds them: the fight isn't over yet.

E5: The Stretch

The Jets enter their bye at 3-8, wrestling with injuries, doubt, and fading playoff hopes. Allen Lazard reflects in recovery, C.J. Mosley faces his uncertain future, and Tyler Conklin prepares for fatherhood. AVT bonds with his newborn, and Quinnen gives back to the community. Losses mount, but heart remains. Even eliminated, they fight on with family, pride, and purpose.

E6: Finish Strong

The Jets close the season with a final win, but big changes loom. Tyler Conklin hits his bonus and becomes a dad. CJ Mosley is released, Chuck Clark welcomes twins, and Alijah Vera-Tucker enters the offseason healthy. Quinnen Williams begins his recovery with next season in mind, and Allen Lazard quietly prepares for fatherhood. Reflection and fresh starts define what's next.