Omar Epps is joining the cast of Dan Fogelman’s new NFL series on Hulu. The untitled drama features a star-studded lineup, including Christopher Meloni and Mandy Moore, both well-known for their roles in “This Is Us.” Epps, a former NFL player turned Offensive Coordinator, will have a recurring role in the series.
Overview of the Series
This upcoming drama is set within the dynamic realm of the NFL. It emphasizes family connections across generations. Christopher Meloni portrays Danny, the head coach, while Epps will play a key role as the Offensive Coordinator.
Main Cast
- Christopher Meloni: Head Coach Danny
- Mandy Moore: One of the team owner’s daughters
- William H. Macy: Team owner Hank
- Chace Crawford: New General Manager
- Sam Corlett and Tanner Zagarino: Danny’s sons
- Chloe Bennet: Another of Hank’s daughters
- Omar Epps: Former NFL player, Offensive Coordinator
Production Details
The series is produced by 20th Television and Skydance Sports. Dan Fogelman leads as the creator and writer, with support from Jess Rosenthal and Kevin Falls as executive producers.
Omar Epps’ Recent Roles
Previously, Omar Epps recurred on NBC’s “This Is Us” as the father of Malik, played by Asante Blackk. He also recently portrayed Detective Malcolm Howard in “Power Book III: Raising Kanan.” Epps has wrapped filming on the movie “Moses the Black.” He is represented by Independent Artist Group, Untitled Entertainment, and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller.
This new series promises to blend family dynamics with the intense competition of professional football, making it a highly anticipated addition to Hulu’s lineup.
