Season 1 gives an introduction to the characters, from the main character Spence, the x NFL player, now sports agent trying to make it big with new coming players and become their financial advisor, with white crony named Joe who is somewhat his sidekick. There is an in depth look at the NFL players lives as players. While you watch how social media can end anyone's career. You also see the circle of trust for these players being restricted to best friends or family they trust. The exploitation of lack of experience in wealth is shown, but the players are painted as human trying to figure out how to balance leadership and problems.
Season 2 has a lot of layers to how Spence was motivated to become a sports agent slash money manager slash want to e partner with Joe and having their own piece of the pie. However, Spence's past is exposed as an old money manager seeks to destroy him with a bad past investment. Spence bankrupted remember the Titan Eddie George, anyone? Anyway, Spence is exposed and ends up asking all the young players, that barely have any money, to loan him money so that he can buy the agency. Even though he has no way to guarantee paying them back or helping them in the future.
Season 3 has money managers, partners and beau racy of NFL politics; scrambled into chaos of an ongoing blitz. As Spence attempts to be apart of a deal to bring the Oakland Raiders to Las Vegas. A deal that has happened in real life. At the end of the season, Spence pleads with the NFL politics to allow the Oakland Raiders to stay in Oakland because of it's International appeal and history in the game. Spence gives a thrilling speech to the NFL owners, however it is unknown what completely is the agreement after this meeting leaving a cliff hanger in the season Finale.
Season 4 drops tonight, this show has a story of sports capitalism and hip hop culture to beg borrow and steal from the best experience until you are the best experience and finding ways to adapt to problems you cannot conjure, don't make waves, ride them.
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