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Summary

Out-of-luck coach Lambeau Fields takes a rag-tag bunch of college misfits and drives them towards the football championships. In the process, this life-long loser discovers that he is a winner after all by redeeming himself, saving his relationship with his family and friends, and finding that there is indeed, no "I" in "team"!

Cast

Carl Weathers

Freddie Wiseman/Narrator

David Koechner

Lambeau "Coach" Fields

Melora Hardin

Barb Fields

Matthew Lawrence

Lance Truman

Brooke Nevin

Michelle Fields

Nick Searcy

Mr. Truman

Robert Ri'chard

Aseel Tare

George Back

Buddy Boy

Noureen DeWulf

Jasminder Featherfoot

Jesse Garcia

Jorge Juanson

Martin Spanjers

Randy Randinger

Jackie Long

Trotter

Jermaine Williams

IPod

Will Arnett

Mailman

Dax Shepard

Sheriff

Bradley Cooper

Cowboy

Jon Gries

Barber

Andy Dick

Toilet Bowl Referee

Finesse Mitchell

Titans Coach

Eric Christian Olsen

Foreign Exchange Student

Stacy Keibler

All-American Mom

Ken Medlock

Pitching Coach

Lawrence Taylor

Himself

Michael Irvin

Himself

Eric Dickerson

Himself

Bill Buckner

Himself

Dennis Rodman

Himself

Frank Caliendo

Chip Imitation

Shannon Woodward

Emily

Holmes Osborne

Man in Suit

Jillian Grace

Maria Sharapova Look-Alike

Russell Thomas

Football Player

Crew

Director

Tom Brady

Author

Ed Yeager

Author

Joey Gutierrez

Author

John Aboud

Author

Michael Colton

Author

Adam Jay Epstein

Author

Andrew Jacobson

Reviews

Kamurai

February 9, 2021

2

Horrible watch, won't watch again, and do warn against watching.

As the best example of signs a movie is bad, I'll mention some of my favorite things:

I'm happy to see the beautiful Noureen DeWulf, but still mad she wasn't Jasmine. Stacy Keibler makes a surprise appearance. Melora Hardin look great in this. Wishing Brooke Nevin was Ashley Benson made me think of better movies.

Honestly, Frank Caliendo was the funniest part of the movie, just by doing John Madden impersonations.

David Koechner and Carl Weathers added nothing to the movie, Shannon Woodward's confused lesbian scene was honestly funnier than the rest of their performances put together.

MAYBE if you just LOVE parodies, AND MAYBE if you just love football, then this might be bearable to watch.

It just goes too far out of its way to try to make jokes that don't land.