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Chad Powers Season 2

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Chad Powers returns for a second season on Hulu, continuing the big-hearted sports comedy co-created by and starring Glen Powell. The show grew out of a viral ESPN bit dreamed up with Eli Manning, and it turns that gag into a full underdog saga: disgraced former college quarterback Russ Holliday, whose ego torched his own career, reinvents himself under heavy prosthetics as the goofy, earnest walk-on Chad Powers.

Season 2 picks up with Russ still guarding his secret identity as he tries to carry the fictional South Georgia Catfish toward a College Football Playoff berth. Steve Zahn returns as head coach Jake Hudson and Perry Mattfeld as coach Ricky Hudson, whose growing suspicion threatens to expose Chad, while Toby Huss's Hollywood-makeup-artist dad steps up to supply Russ with new disguises and fresh complications. Frankie A. Rodriguez, Clayne Crawford, and Wynn Everett round out the ensemble.

Developed by Powell with Loki writer Michael Waldron, the series leans fully into broad, warmhearted sports-movie comedy, and Hulu renewed it after a first season that won over audiences with its underdog charm. The six-episode second season dropped all at once on September 3, 2026. Chad Powers Season 2 is streaming on Hulu.

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