While many scenes on We Are the Brooklyn Saints highlighted strong father-son relationships, one that viewers really gravitated toward was between D-Lo and Coach Vick. 

In the third episode, Coach Vick missed D-Lo's game after he got stopped by the police. He had promised his son that he would never be absent from the sidelines.

Afterward, Coach Vick sat down with D-Lo on the bleachers to discuss what happened, and why it's been so important to him to attend all the games. 

"My pops, you know, he never seen me play football. He was too busy. And I said to myself, 'I would never put my child in that situation, unless something else happens beyond my control," Coach Vick shared in the emotional scene.

Coach Vick felt like he was disappointing his son by not being there. 

"I felt like I let my son down..." he added. "I should have been more disciplined. I made a lot of mistakes, man, and the mistakes I made were because I couldn't stay disciplined. I refuse to not have my children disciplined."

"Remember I told you 'Anything you do in life, someone is always going to remember the bad part?'" he continued. "People are going to look at you, they waiting for you to mess up. You are supposed to be better than me. As long as you do right, there's nothing you can't have D-Lo."

The touching moment won many viewers over, and Coach Vick has continued to be involved with football.

The 51-year-old is still one of the coaches of the Brooklyn Saints. He's also active onFacebook, and he often shares photos of his son and the rest of the team. 

In addition to being D-Lo's father, Coach Vick is also a grandfather. 

We Are the Brooklyn Saints is available to stream on Netflix now.