QB1: Beyond the Lights - Season 1
Season 1
This riveting series follows three star high school quarterbacks as they play their final season before moving on to Division I college football.
Episodes
The Journey Begins
In three different states, QBs Jake Fromm, Tayvon Bowers and Tate Martell begin their last year -- and last football season -- of high school.
Kick Off
Game 1 arrives for both Jake and Tayvon as Tate visits with some younger players. Tayvon deals with inexperienced teammates and meaningful memories.
Don't Mess with Texas
Tayvon reconnects with old friends as he tries to move forward. Tate lands in hot water after a big first game in Texas. Jake celebrates a big day.
Being King
Jake gets special recognition off the field as Tayvon tries to lead his team to a much-needed win. Tate pushes for something he wants.
Sibling Rivalry
Tate's team fights for a comeback on the road. Tayvon ponders a new jersey number. The sibling dynamics of the three QBs are examined.
A Storm is Brewing
Tayvon's team struggles with the playbook while Jake deals with ball control issues. A Bishop McDevitt coach shares his personal story.
Significant Others
Tayvon and his teammates start to gel as Tate struggles with fundamentals. Jake seeks comfort in the wilderness and some inspiring words.
Make or Break
Tate opens up about football. Jake's team faces a tight squeeze during a big game. Tayvon faces off against his old school.
Sacrifice
Tayvon suffers a major setback while Jake narrowly avoids one. As his team prepares for their biggest game yet, Tate takes a tumble.
On to the Next
As the season draws to a close, Tate gets some blunt advice, Tayvon has to make some big adjustments and Jake's team fights for a playoff berth.
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