Frankie Hill

The Bulls roster attempts to get a grip on their shenanigans in order to spearhead a successful and tasteful ownership of their beloved team, but things get more complicated than they would've thought. In general, the future turns murky as the entire organization struggles to adapt to their new arrangement.

The team falls under a wave of injury spells, with Dr. Death neglecting a potentially serious neck injury and Bubba mistaking a concussion for a terminal illness with thirty days to live. Confusion and mistakes are abound when Dr. Death perceives a rookie's effort to get him help as an attempt to steal his job, and when Bubba mistakes his wife's dog's prognosis for his own.

On a dark and stormy night, some of the guys kick back and fantasize about how different their lives might have been had they pursued professional interests other than football. They explore the roads not taken and the paths that could have been championed. Despite the various pleasantries they've admittedly missed out on, they all agree they wouldn't change their current lives for anything.

The Bulls are buried beneath an insurmountable scandal involving a star player, who allegedly received bounty incentives for knocking out opponents in exchange of a hefty financial sum. Westwood does everything in his power to keep his name clean and avoid any and all implications of involvement, or worse: direct responsibility.

Zagreb releases a revealing book on the goings-on surrounding the Bulls' various questionable adventures, which depicts the team in a shady light. Tensions run high as the team is returning from the off-season and have a significant investment in maintaining their pristine image. Zagreb's words and allegations concerning the team is making for a good amount of mockery by the press.

In an eerie premonition, Coach sees himself pitted between the devil and God in their divine battle over the Bulls. This leads to confusion and distractions for the team.