as Brian Chavez ’93—a former tight end for Permian High School and one of the primary subjects of the newly released film Friday Night Lights—learned shortly after arriving on campus.

The news drop in late 2024, revealing that the hit television show Friday Night Lights would return, was met with an array of ...

Peacock's upcoming revival of Friday Night Lights will be "a complete reinvention of the show," Peter Berg teased in a recent ...

Now, they say there is more of a balance. "Education-wise, 'Friday Night Lights' was maybe a sock in the face," says Brian Chavez, the starting tight end in 1988 and now a lawyer in Odessa.

Odessa, Texas, is a small, town in Texas. Racially divided and economically dying, there is one night that gives the town something to live for: Friday Night. The Permian Panthers have a big ...

Brian Chavez, who was portrayed in the film Friday Night Lights, plead guilty on Thursday as part of a plea deal to avoid jail time. He admitted to burglary of a habitation after forcing entry ...

Now, director Peter Berg, showrunner Jason Katims, and producer Brian Grazer are eyeing a return with a whole new cast of characters. Berg directed the 2004 Friday Night Lights film based on the ...

as Brian Chavez ’93—a former tight end for Permian High School and one of the primary subjects of the newly released film Friday Night Lights—learned shortly after arriving on campus.