It just landed last week on Netflix. These ones are often interesting but pretty inferior to the ESPN 30 for 30 documentaries, which tend to be extremely balanced and subjective and give the viewer access to tons of footage that you wonder how they ever managed to unearth.

The "Untold" series feel a lot more one-sided and generally seem to have a narrative controlled by the subjects of the story (i.e., Urban Meyer and Johnny Manziel). This one's largely the same on behalf of V.Y. Though I'll note that Jeff Fisher hardly did himself any favors and comes across as a bag of sour grapes...I don't think any more time spent on his behalf would have garnered him any sympathy from the viewer's perspective.