Tom Brady has plenty of stories to tell, thanks to his long and successful football career as the New England Patriots' quarterback. And now, fans of the multi-titled signal-caller and football fans in general can take a peek at what happens in the life of one of the best NFL players in history not just on the field, but off it as well.

According to Nicole Young of Boston.com, Brady is the subject of an intriguing documentary series that will give people behind-the-scenes access to some choice moments from Brady’s daily life, including how he deals with the challenges in front of him as he tries to take home another Super Bowl title this season.

In a new Facebook Watch docu-series called “Tom vs. Time,” Brady will welcome viewers with a never-before-seen peek into his private life. Created by filmmaker Gotham Chopra, the six episodes will not only track his quest for a sixth Super Bowl ring, but also highlight some of the off-field challenges that come with his commitment to football.

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What makes the documentary more interesting is that it will likely provide an insight at the symbiosis between Brady and Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, which was one of the primary subjects of a recently published controversial piece by ESPN. That said, Brady seems to be very excited for the docu-series.

“I have thought for many years how cool it would be to show fans other aspects of my life and interact with them in a different way,” Brady said in a press release. “I have been a part of features in magazines, newspapers and TV shows, but I’ve never tried anything like what we decided to do with this docu-series. I hope fans enjoy seeing what we captured.”

Tom Brady is one of the few athletes in history that defines an entire generation. At 40-years-old, it’s amazing how he continues to play at a high level, let alone still be among the best while playing the hardest and most important position in the NFL.