Glen Powell has been making headlines in the football world of late. Starring in the Hulu miniseries Chad Powers, he plays a former Oregon Ducks quarterback, who, after seemingly ending his football career on a low note with a costly mistake in the national championship game, returns to the sport under a new look and identity.Powell also happens to be a fan of the Texas Longhorns, having attended that school. On Saturday, Kristin Juszczyk, fashion designer and wife of San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, took notice of this fandom and posted a video of herself creating a bespoke shirt for Glen Powell: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostKristin herself has been busy with the expansion of her Off-Season brand. This month, she announced a collaboration with the WNBA. In an exclusive interview with USA Today, she shared her excitement at seeing this "natural evolution":“Knowing how much my husband puts into his work every single day, I know how much these girls live, breathe and eat the sport. And to see the whole world give them the recognition that they deserve has just been so amazing … For us to have a little blip in the WNBA story is just such an honor.”Peyton Manning discusses working with Glen Powell ahead of Chad Powers premiereChad Powers is, according to Glen Powell, the "hardest character" of his entire acting career this far. This is partly because he is actually portraying two people: the college scapegoat Russ Holliday and the titular returnee, which necessitated relearning football, something Powell hasn't played seriously since high school.To that end, he worked with the Manning brothers, Peyton and Eli, to correct his snap-taking. The former recalled being aghast upon seeing his form on video for the first time:“His palms were up, like he’s holding a tray, about to serve a platter. Eli and I were like, ‘We’ve got to get that fixed. They’re going to k*ll the show if the first snap he takes, his palms are held up flat. We cannot let up on this.’”Powell himself said:“What made Eli’s thing so magical is the viewer knew Eli Manning was under [the disguise]. So, let’s use the lie at the center of this thing, which creates inherent fun conflict over the course of the series. We were like, ‘OK, we’re going to Tootsie this thing. Let’s Mrs. Doubtfire it, and let’s see how far we can take this lie.’”Chad Powers will premiere on Sept. 30 with two episodes. The trailer can be seen below: