Netflix's audacious UNTOLD series swaggers back to screens, armed with fresh athletic confessionals that peel back the heroic veneer of sports mythology. Leading the charge is UNTOLD: The Fall of Favre, chronicling the quarterback's spectacular touchdown-to-trainwreck journey. Flanked by two equally jaw-dropping documentaries, this season promises to dissect the messy humanity behind highlight reels. Netflix is all set with its signature mix of glory, controversy, and raw vulnerability—sports storytelling that delves into its subjects long after the final whistle.

While Brett Favre’s story challenges the line between sports legend and fallen idol, the season's other tales peel back the facade of fame, exposing the flawed humanity behind the headlines.

Brett Favre, Green Bay's golden gunslinger, with three MVP crowns, anchors UNTOLD's triple threat lineup, UNTOLD: The Fall of Favre, alongside UNTOLD: Sho--ing Guards and UNTOLD: The Liver King. The legendary quarterback's text scandals and welfare scheme allegations share the spotlight with NBA's locker room gunplay and a raw-meat influencer's secrets. This unflinching trilogy questions whether athletic brilliance should purchase ethical immunity when heroes fumble life's moral playbook.

The season's gripping narratives,  begin rolling out on May 6, revealing fam's complicated recipe. UNTOLD: Shooting Guards (May 6) captures how Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton turned trash into firearms, escalating locker room tension on felony charges. On May 13, UNTOLD: The Liver King peels back Brian Johnson's primal -living empire to expose its pharmaceutical core. The trilogy concludes May 20 with The Fall of Favre, forming a Cautionary triple-header where the spotlight eventually illuminates the shadows heroes tried to hide. 

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As UNTOLD unravels Brett Favre’s complicated legacy alongside two more jaw-dropping sports stories, Netflix’s treasure trove of athletic chaos serves up even more legendary tales to satisfy your binge cravings.

For viewers hungry for more athletic soul-searching after UNTOLD's credits roll, Netflix offers a championship-caliber lineup. The Last Dance choreographs Michael Jordan's final Bulls season with unprecedented access. Formula 1: Drive to Survive accelerates through motorsport's hairpin politics and personality clashes. Full Swing chips away at professional golf's manicured facade, revealing sand traps of pressure lurking beneath pristine greens.

The documentary buffet continues with Simone Biles: Rising, a four-part odyssey charting the gymnast's gravity-defying talents and equally powerful stance on mental health. Quarterback huddles intimately with NFL signal-callers Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, and Marcus Mariota throughout their rollercoaster 2022 campaigns. Together, this collection delivers sports' quintessential drama, triumph wrestling with despair, public personas grappling with private demons, all filmed with the unblinking honesty that turns athletes' journeys into universal human stories.

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