One year ago, Connor Stalions was just a low-profile staff member for the Michigan football team, hardly noticeable among the over 100,000 fans packed into Michigan Stadium for the Wolverines’ home games.

Today, however, he’s become one of the most talked-about and intriguing individuals in recent college football history.

Stalions played a pivotal role in the Michigan sign-stealing controversy last year, which turned into a major storyline during the Wolverines’ quest for their first national championship since 1997. He is now featured in Netflix’s documentary “Sign Stealer,” released on Tuesday as part of the streaming service’s “Untold” series.

Despite some insights about Stalions’ background and his part in the alleged scandal coming to light, he has remained silent since last October, when he was suspended and eventually resigned from his analyst position after reports of the NCAA’s investigation into the Wolverines’ sign-stealing surfaced.

A person who was briefly in the public eye before fading away is now back in the spotlight. This time, he will share his story. The premiere of “Sign Stealer” aligns with Michigan’s receipt of allegations from the NCAA regarding the investigation.

This season of “Untold” also includes episodes about the murder of former NFL quarterback Steve McNair and the life of ex-United States women’s national soccer team goalkeeper Hope Solo, with teasers released earlier this month.

With Stalions making headlines again, here’s everything you need to know about the documentary “Sign Stealer,” including the release date and viewing options:

Release Date for Connor Stalions’ Netflix Documentary

• Date: Tuesday, Aug. 27

The documentary “Sign Stealer,” which dives into Stalions and the Michigan sign-stealing incident, was made available on Tuesday, Aug. 27, and can now be streamed on Netflix.

How to View ‘Sign Stealer’ on Netflix

• Streaming Platform: Netflix

“Sign Stealer” is available exclusively on Netflix, the streaming platform hosting the full “Untold” series.

Netflix offers various subscription plans for new users, including a standard ad-supported option priced at $6.99 per month and an ad-free plan available for $15.49 per month.