Frankie A. Rodriguez says he’s very anxious for Season 2 and is excited to explore new directions after the Season 1 cliffhanger.

Production discussions for Season 2 have centered on an Atlanta shoot, with January as the target start after November crew briefings.

The ensemble cast includes Perry Mattfeld, Quentin Plair, Wynn Everett, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Steve Zahn, with Glen Powell back as Russ/Chad and others portraying the core team.

Season 1 followed a recovering quarterback who disguises himself to chase football redemption at a small college, ending on a cliffhanger about Chad Powers’ true identity.

Hulu has renewed the Chad Powers comedy series, with Glen Powell returning to complete his quarterback arc as Russ Holliday posing as Chad Powers.

Powell announced the Season 2 renewal in an Instagram video after fans had eagerly awaited news, confirming Chad Powers is officially greenlit for another season.

The renewed series has sparked renewed interest in a Taylor Swift cameo, driven by her high-profile engagement to Travis Kelce and the show’s playful, sports-themed tone.

The show’s concept stems from a viral ESPN sketch featuring Eli Manning, with Manning serving as an executive producer to lend authentic sports credibility.

Early-season reception highlighted strong audience appeal and a belief that the series has broad storytelling potential beyond Season 1.

Powell and writer Michael Waldron have discussed potential Season 2 directions, including possible involvement of the University of Texas and ongoing UGA connections, with plans kept under wraps.

In interviews, Powell teased that Season 2 could feature more of the Texas football angle while continuing Russ’s effort to rebuild his career and manage his alter ego.

The show streams on Hulu, with Disney’s ecosystem involved in distribution through Disney+.