Season 2 will no doubt be a redemption story. While the team will face struggles, Ted’s illuminating, yet often frustrating kindness will encourage the team to move forward. As Ted believes, everything will work out the way it’s supposed to. Struggling to adjust to their lower league status, Ted focuses the team’s attention toward leaving behind their losing streak. Ted adjusts to his life without his now ex-wife Michelle and his young son, Henry, who have returned to the US. A psychologist named Sharon joins the team. The lovable Keeley Jones and newly retired Roy Kent continue dating. Roy is adjusting to his new life on the sidelines. As for Rebecca Welton starts dating again.
AFC Richmond brings in a sports psychologist to help the team overcome their unprecedented seven game tie-streak.
Ted is surprised by the reappearance of a familiar face. Roy tries out a new gig.
Rebecca has a special visitor shadow her at work. A player’s return is not welcomed by the team.
It’s Christmas in Richmond. Rebecca enlists Ted for a secret mission, Roy and Keeley search for a miracle, and the Higginses open up their home.
Nate learns how to be assertive from Keeley and Rebecca. Ted asks Roy for a favor.
Ted is fired up that the new team dynamic seems to be working. But will they have a chance in the semifinal?
With things turning around for Richmond, it’s time for everyone to work on their issues—like Ted’s discomfort, Nate’s confidence, and Roy’s attention.
Ted and Dr. Sharon realize they might have to meet each other halfway. Tensions are high as the team prepares for the semifinal.
After the semifinal, Beard sets out on an all-night odyssey through London in an effort to collect his thoughts.
Rebecca is stunned by a sudden loss. The team rallies to show their support, but Ted finds himself grappling with a piece of his past.
A billionaire football enthusiast from Ghana makes Sam an unbelievable offer. Ted plans something special for Dr. Sharon’s last day with the team.
Richmond gets their final chance to win promotion as Ted deals with the fallout of Trent Crimm’s painfully honest exposé.
