Tom Brady Wins Sports Emmy For “Tom Vs. Time”

Robert Alvarez

4 years ago at 8:05 pm ET

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Tom Brady’s trophy case just got even more crowded.

On Monday, the “Tom vs. Time” Facebook documentary series was named the winner for “outstanding serialized sports documentary” by the Sports Emmy Awards.

The documentary beat out two volumes of Amazon Prime’s “All or Nothing” featuring Manchester City and the Dallas Cowboys, HBO’s “Being Serena,” and ESPN+’s “Quest for the Stanley Cup.”

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— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 21, 2019

The series premiered in January 2018 during the NFL playoffs and offered a behind-the-scenes look into Brady’s life both on and off the field throughout the 2018 season.

Brady reflected back on the process it took to film the series in an Instagram post on Tuesday.

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When I was approached by @gchopra at ROS, Facebook and @brawitz to explore this opportunity, it was a bit nerve-racking. This was so outside of the things I have always done and I wasn’t sure if we could pull it off. The reality was, before the filming began and even during the filming, it was on and off again at least 5 times. There were a lot of moving parts on all sides and it took a lot of work at every level to pull it together and have it ready for viewing 16 months ago. The Patriots had an amazing season of many highs and lows that added humanity to the story. And it was so much fun to have my family and friends and all the people who support me be a part of it. I couldn’t have been happier with the final product and people getting to see another side of me besides what most people see every Sunday. I can be a very focused and driven person on the field (and off too), but as most of my friends and teammates know, what you saw is just plain me. I can’t thank you enough for going on the journey with me. You all have made it all worth it, and to win an Emmy highlights the incredible work of everyone involved — the @religionofsports team, the @shadowlion team, @facebook, the @patriots, @nflfilms @tb12sports and my family, friends and teammates. Thank you. I love you all!

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