In the summer, the streaming site its seven-episode series America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. It became a fan-favorite series as it gave viewers unfiltered access to the iconic NFL cheerleading squad. The docuseries chronicled how much work it takes – mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally – to make the team.

Perhaps you’ve heard: the current Dallas Cowboys' season is a bit of a dumpster fire — which, honestly, feels like kind of an insult to both dumpsters and fires. That’s not to say that every single thing about the team is horrible news.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has been renewed for a second season on Netflix, the streamer announced Monday morning. Directed by Greg Whiteley, who was also behind Cheer and Last Chance U, the show follows team hopefuls and returning squad members from auditions to the end of the NFL season.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” doc series has been renewed for a second season and will take viewers back inside the auditions and the grueling training camp. Firefighters make progress in battling wildfire;