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Inside new football series ‘We Are Osos’ only on YouTube

Introducing ‘We Are Osos’—a gripping, raw, eight-episode sports series premiering exclusively on YouTube tonight, Wednesday, August 5 at 6:00 p.m. PT on the @ososlfa channel.


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What happens when NFL and NBA icons—including Ryan Kalil, Blake Griffin, Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, Luke Kuechly, Sam Darnold, and Greg Olsen—buy a professional football team in Monterrey, Mexico?

You get We Are Osos, an eight-episode docuseries premiering tonight exclusively on YouTube.

Produced by the award-winning storytelling powerhouses at Supper Club (the creative minds behind Chef’s Table and FX's The Bear) and Mortal Media, the series follows the team's first season under new ownership as athletic ambition collides with the gritty reality of the Liga de Fútbol Americano Profesional (LFA).

Whether you're a football fanatic, a documentary lover, or a casual sports fan who loves a deep human-interest story, We Are Osos is a must-watch. Here’s what the athletes involved had to say:

“This documentary isn’t about us buying a team. It’s about the players, coaches, and fans in Monterrey who give everything to this game. My hope is that people watch it and fall in love with them the way we did.”

- Ryan Kalil, Executive Producer

“Sports may be the greatest unifier we have. But what drew me to this project was the people. Guys sacrificing everything for one more season, one more shot. This series shows you why.”

- Blake Griffin, Executive Producer

“The best sports stories aren’t about stats. They’re about people. This documentary showcases players and a community who love this game as much as anyone I’ve ever been around. Their brotherhood, their passion, and their stories deserve an audience.”

- Christian McCaffrey

“You can’t watch this and not root for these guys. The passion for American football in Mexico, especially in Monterrey, is real, and this documentary gives the world a chance to see it firsthand.”

- George Kittle

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