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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-10-13 · via TVLine

Hulu's The Land Trailer Puts a Football Dynasty and Family Ties in the Spotlight

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Hulu has unveiled the trailer for The Land, a football family drama from Dan Fogelman. The series follows Cleveland Browns owner Hal Durkin, his daughters, and head coach Danny Roarke, whose drafted quarterback son Connor complicates the team's future. The Land premieres Monday, February 15, with two episodes and then weekly installments.

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The trailer introduces the Durkin family, led by Hal, who owns the Cleveland Browns. His daughters, portrayed by Mandy Moore and Chloe Bennet, are positioned as potential successors, while Hal asks whether they can guide the franchise into a new period. Chris Meloni plays head coach Danny Roarke.

Danny's son Connor, a drafted quarterback, creates tension: Hal wants the player the team invested heavily in, but Danny doubts his son has what it takes. The synopsis adds that Danny faces a final opportunity after poor seasons, and Hal must choose which daughter should lead. The show debuts Feb. 15 with two episodes, then weekly.

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The Land may draw viewers interested in sports dynasties, family succession, and workplace pressure. It could spark conversations about how public-facing teams balance loyalty, legacy, and performance, affecting fans, athletes, coaches, and owners who see familiar tensions. Its streaming release may also shape viewing habits around weekly episodes, though its cultural reach will depend on audience response.

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