Jeff Benedict

Jeff Benedict is the bestselling author of seventeen non-fiction books, and a seasoned television and film producer. His latest book, "The Dynasty," offers an authoritative inside look at the New England Patriots under Robert Kraft, Bill Belichick, and Tom Brady, who all contributed to the narrative. This book quickly became a New York Times bestseller and is currently being adapted into a 10-part documentary series for Apple TV, with Benedict as the executive producer. Prior to "The Dynasty," Benedict co-wrote the #1 bestseller "Tiger Woods," and served as an executive producer on the HBO documentary "Tiger," which is inspired by the biography and aired in 2021. This book is also being developed into a scripted series, for which Benedict is an executive producer.

In 2021, Benedict ventured into documentary filmmaking by co-producing a feature for HBO based on "Tiger Woods." He is also the executive producer of a forthcoming Netflix documentary based on his book "Poisoned." His earlier production efforts include "Little Pink House," a feature film released in 2017 starring Catherine Keener and Jeanne Tripplehorn, and the NFL Films documentary based on Steve Young’s biography "QB" in 2016.

Benedict has a robust background in sports journalism, having been a special-features writer for Sports Illustrated, the Los Angeles Times, and The Hartford Courant. His essays have appeared in The New York Times, and his compelling storytelling has been featured in segments on major programs such as 60 Minutes, CBS Sunday Morning, and HBO Real Sports. Benedict's work is celebrated for its in-depth research and engaging narrative style, making significant contributions to the field of non-fiction and sports literature.