Patrick Mahomes, Jared Goff, Kirk Cousins (Photo Via Imagn)
Netflix’s hit series Quarterback is making a comeback, and the second season is shaping to be just as compelling as the first. The streaming giant, in partnership with Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions, has secured three high-profile quarterbacks for its upcoming installment: Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals, Jared Goff of the Detroit Lions, and the return of veteran Kirk Cousins of the Minnesota Vikings.

The documentary-style series offers fans an exclusive look behind the curtain, capturing the physical and mental grind of playing the most scrutinized position in sports. Last NFL season featured Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes, Cousins, and then-Falcons quarterback Marcus Mariota. Mahomes’ Super Bowl-winning season was documented in riveting detail, setting a high bar for future seasons. Now, Netflix is betting that Burrow, Goff, and Cousins can deliver a similarly engaging experience.

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (Geoff Burke-Imagn Images)
Joe Burrow, known for his poise and leadership, brings an elite perspective to the show. The former No. 1 pick and 2022 Super Bowl runner-up is one of the league’s most talented passers, and fans will get a rare look at his preparation and mindset.

Jared Goff, fresh off leading the Lions to the NFC Championship Game, is another fascinating addition. He has revitalized his career in Detroit, helping turn a long-struggling franchise into a contender. His presence, along with his Receiver co-star and All-Pro teammate Amon-Ra St. Brown from last season, adds another layer of intrigue.

Meanwhile, Kirk Cousins returns after a standout performance in Quarterback’s debut season. Despite suffering a season-ending Achilles injury in 2023, Cousins’ dedication and veteran presence make him a compelling subject.

Fans of the league were excited about the announcement:



Not every quarterback has been eager to participate, citing concerns over distractions and invasive filming. But the show’s first season proved that success and documentary cameras aren’t mutually exclusive- ask Mahomes, who won a Super Bowl with cameras rolling.

Netflix has announced that Quarterback Season 2 will premiere in July, just in time to set the stage for the upcoming NFL preseason. With Burrow, Goff, and Cousins at the helm, fans can expect another deep dive into what it takes to lead an NFL franchise under the brightest lights.