“” has been renewed for two more seasons at Fox Nation.
The docuseries follows coach and pastor Denny Duron as he rebuilds the storied football program at Louisiana’s Evangel Christian Academy. The newly announced third season will premiere on Aug. 7 with eight new episodes, and Fox Nation has already greenlit a fourth season to come in fall 2026.
Per the streamer, “In the upcoming season, viewers will get an inside look at a team shaped by adversity, mentorship and faith — all told through the lens of Coach Duron, whose dual role as spiritual shepherd and head coach remains the emotional core of the series.”
“God. Family. Football.” originally aired on Amazon’s now-defunct Freevee service before Fox Nation picked up the series for its second season.
Season 3 introduces Peyton “Pop” Houston, the headline-making quarterback who is ranked No. 1 in the class of 2027 after breaking a high school passing records. And the season is anchored by the emotional arc of Damari “DayDay” Drake, who reunites with his father after years of incarceration. Plus, assistant coach Fabian Carter brings humor, heart and discipline to the Eagles’ locker room.
“’God. Family. Football.’ is a way of life! As the head coach of the Evangel Eagles my goal every single day is to instill faith in the heart of each player and that putting God first and family second releases us to be champions, regardless of the final score,” said Duron in a statement.
Gavin Hadden, senior vice president of Fox Nation, added: “This series continues to resonate with our subscribers because it is about more than just the final score of the game. It pulls back the emotional layers and tells the stories that are unfolding between the locker room and home.”
“God. Family. Football.” is created by Aaron Benward and produced by Watershed Motion Pictures. Executive producers include Benward, Jared Goetz, Matt Woolsey, Cody Bess, Scott Brignac and Cliff Young.
Watch an exclusive first look at Season 3 of “God. Family. Football.” below.
