Tom Brady and Keegan-Michael Key are among the guests who have been tapped to appear on Tubi‘s soccer-themed eight-episode talk show “The Other Football,” which is timed to the 2026 World Cup.

Also set to appear are “Ted Lasso” star Brendan Hunt; Team USA and World Cup hopefuls Weston McKennie and Matt Turner; Sports Journalists Association president Darren Lewis; and London-born NFL New York Giants player Jermaine Eluemunor. More guests are set to be announced in the coming weeks.

“The Other Football,” hosted by Fox Sports’ Rob Gronkowski and Jameis Winston, will launch on Wednesday, May 27, on Tubi, with new episodes every Wednesday, with a series finale on Friday, July 17. Brady’s Shadow Lion production shingle produces the series.

“Jameis and I know football, now it’s time to learn ‘The Other Football,'” Gronkowski said in a statement. “We’re jumping into the world of soccer with experts and awesome guests, and hopefully by the end of the series, we’ll actually know what we’re talking about.”

Added Winston, also in a statement: “Partnering with Gronk on ‘The Other Football’ has been an absolute blessing and a whole lot of fun. Gronk brings that championship energy, I bring that W mentality, and together we get to dive into the biggest sport in the world during the World Cup. I’m excited to learn the beautiful game, connect with incredible guests, and bring energy, joy, laughter and passion to everyone watching on Tubi. This show is about competition, culture and connection. Sports bring people together, and we’re going to have a blast embracing soccer and celebrating the fans all around the world.”

The series, from Shadow Lion, is executive produced by Gilad Haas, Jeff Fine, Lior Haas, Philip Byron, and Timothy Fornara. Subhah Agarwal, Michael Lucks and Danny Healey serve as producers.

Brady launched Shadow Lion in 2017 with Kevin Bonner, Gilad Haas, Jeff Fine and his manager Ben Rawitz. Former SpringHill Co. exec Philip Byron joined late last year to expand Shadow Lion into films, scripted, documentaries, unscripted, digital and live programming.

Shadow Lion’s current output also includes “All In: IndyCar,” an untitled Michigan football docuseries for Fox Sports, “Sundae Conversation with Caleb Pressley,” “Pound4Pound with Kamaru Usman and Henry Cejudo” and the just announced trading-card trivia format “Chasers,” which just launched last week on YouTube.