NFL Legend Jim Brown Creates Production Company to Showcase Football Players' Lives on Film

Warrior's Eyes Productions, LLC and Warrior's Eyes Films have been created by Jim Brown and independent film makers KC Pierson, Innovision Creative Productions, Inc. and D. Keith Davis, The Production Ranch, to provide an "unbiased forum" for current and former professional football players, and others, to explore the challenges facing the National Football League, the most successful sports and entertainment franchise in the world. Warrior's Eyes' mission is to present a unique view of professional football through the hearts and minds of the warriors who are the NFL.

"Untold Stories," is a feature-length documentary that at its essence is the player's movie. Jim Brown and other legendary warriors of the game, past and present, analyze the game of football through the Warrior's Code. In a unique exploration of the core values of the National Football League, they reveal the reality of life as professional football players and what it means to be a warrior of the game. With stories that they have never told before, they explore the fame and fortune, risk and sacrifice, success and failure that make up professional football. It brings the warrior's viewpoint to a wide ranging array of topics including the challenges of dirty players and football played dirty, the sometimes-stark reality of life after football, the growing controversies of concussions, the trauma-induced brain disease, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and other life-altering injuries, and the seemingly inexplicable increase in suicides among former players. It's a warrior's view of players, coaches, team owners, and the success and shortcomings of The Players union. A compelling, thought-provoking chronicle of professional football's past, its present, and what the future may hold. "It's Not Football Related: Untold Stories of the NFL" brings us the heart of professional football through the souls of its warriors - the men who live, love, and honor the game.