What time does 'Quarterback' season 2 drop to Netflix? How to watch Joe Burrow
It's not quite football season, but Netflix is giving NFL fans a reason to cheer (especially those who root for the Cincinnati Bengals).
The streaming service's hit docuseries, "Quarterback," which highlights the lives of three NFL quarterbacks both on and off the field, returns this week with season 2. The show follows Bengals' Joe Burrow, Detroit Lions' Jared Goff and Atlanta Falcons' Kirk Cousins throughout the 2024-25 season.
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NFL legend Peyton Manning served as an executive producer on the docuseries, which was reportedly a main reason why Burrow joined the series. According to Bengals senior writer Geoff Hobson, Burrow initially turned down the show, which premieres July 8.
"He's going to protect me, protect our team, protect our organization," Burrow said in May. "I have trust in him for saying that and trust that he's going to do that. I probably wouldn't have done it if he wasn't involved, but I have a lot of trust and faith in him to not do anything that would hurt me or the team."
Here's everything you need to know about "Quarterback" season 2.
When does season 2 of 'Quarterback' come out?
"Quarterback," starring Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Burrow, premieres Tuesday, July 8.
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What time does season 2 of 'Quarterback' drop to Netflix?
Netflix has previously stated that new shows usually drop at midnight PST, or 3 a.m. EST, on the day of the release.
How to watch 'Quarterback'
Joe Burrow is one of the stars on season 2 of Netflix's "Quarterback" series.
The first season of "Quarterback" is available to stream on Netflix, with the incoming second season also available to watch on the streaming service.
Who are the participants in 'Quarterback'?
Football fans will get exclusive access to three of the NFL's best quarterbacks throughout the 2024-25 season. The series will follow the three QBs at "very different moments in their careers" with each striving for a Super Bowl.
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Cincinnati Bengals' Joe Burrow: Burrow joins the second season of "Quarterback" at the start of his fifth season with the Bengals, leading the electric, efficient offense on a team that has sky-high expectations despite a rocky start.
Detroit Lions' Jared Goff: In Detroit, Jared Goff leads the high-powered offense with Vince Lombardi Trophy aspirations after their previous season ended with a narrow loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the 2023 NFC championship game.
Detroit Lions' quarterback Jared Goff is among the three QBs featured in the Netflix series "Quarterback."
Atlanta Falcons' Kirk Cousins: Returning from the first season of "Quarterback" is Kirk Cousins. The show follows the Minnesota Viking-turned-Atlanta Falcon in his 13th NFL season as he tries to rebuild his legacy in a new city, division and system.
Atlanta Falcons' quarterback Kirk Cousins is among the three QBs featured in the Netflix series "Quarterback."
How many episodes are in 'Quarterback' season 2?
All eight episodes of "Quarterback" season 2 begin streaming on Netflix on Tuesday, July 8, at 3 a.m. ET, according to Forbes.
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Watch the 'Quarterback' Season 2 trailer
What are some things viewers will see in 'Quarterback'?
Just like its first season, "Quarterback" season 2 will give fans an unfiltered glimpse into the on-field action and off-field reality of life as an NFL quarterback. Here's what fans can expect to see this season, according to Netflix.
Mic'd-up audio during every game and one practice per week.
In-home and behind-the-scenes access to recovery, family life and weekly routines.
Real-time storylines, including injuries, pressure, wins, losses and what it takes to lead a team under the lights (and in the locker room).
For many Bengals fans, this will be the first look into Burrow's personal life, as he tends to keep a quiet presence off the field.
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