Netflix’s ‘Quarterback’ Season 2 Trailer Released Featuring Joe Burrow, Jared Goff & Kirk Cousins

Football season is almost here, with training camps for all 32 teams starting in July and pre-season games just waiting to happen in August. Before you know it, the 2025 season will be here and Sundays, Monday and Thursday nights will be full of yelling at the TV, tackles, and cleats. Netflix is starting the football fun early as they released the trailer for Season 2 of Quarterback, its highly-rated sports series that introduced a follow-up show titled Receiver in 2024. This time, Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow and Detroit Lions’ Jared Goff are the new stars of the show, with Atlanta Falcons’ Kirk Cousins making a return with his new team.

The two-minute and thirty-two-second trailer was posted on Netflix’s official YouTube with highlights of each of the QBs’ teams in action while they provide insight into life on and off the field. From recovering from injuries, on-the-field trash talk, social media chatter, their personal lives, huddle moments, game preparation, and more, fans will get to watch Season 2 on Jul. 8, 2025. According to Netflix, the show will give viewers exclusive access to Burrow, Goff, and Cousins’ time through the 2024–25 NFL season. All three players were at different moments in their careers but striving for one goal: to win a Super Bowl ring.

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Burrow and the Bengals had a rocky start to the season, with expectations high. Goff and the Lions aimed to continue their rise after a narrow loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the 2023 NFC Championship Game. Cousins left the Minnesota Vikings after a torn Achilles tendon and joined the Atlanta Falcons with the mission of rebuilding his legacy in a new city, a new system, and a new division. Specific aspects Quarterback will cover include: “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, and real-time storylines, including injuries, pressure, wins, losses, and what it takes to lead a team under the lights (and in the locker room).”

The sophomore season is produced by NFL Films, Omaha Productions, and 2PM Productions. Executive producers include Peyton Manning and Jamie Horowitz for Omaha Productions; Ross Ketover, Keith Cossrow, Ken Rodgers, and Jessica Boddy for NFL Films; Patrick Mahomes and Jacquelyn Dahl for 2PM Productions. While the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, Mahomes, is an executive producer for this season, he starred in the debut season in 2023 with Cousins and Marcus Mariota.

Kirk Cousins Was a “Little Nervous” Filming Season 1 of ‘Quarterback’

Although athletes are on-camera often (during games, practices, etc.), being followed around like a reality TV star can still take some time to get used to. For Kirk Cousins, Season 2 of Quarterback was probably a little calmer to film in terms of a camera following him around because he got through that during filming for its debut season. During an interview with Fox 9, the then-Vikings star talked about his experience filming the first season.

“I was a little nervous, right? Cameras and mics following you year-round, the whole season, what does that look like? You’re always very aware you never want to be an individual, you want to be about team, one of the guys and would this at all make me an individual? I can’t do that. As I watched a couple edits, I realized there are going to be few things better to show my two boys in about 10-15 years to say this what dad did. This was life, this is what it looked it, this is going to be pretty powerful. I think there’s value in that sense.”

Source: Netflix

Quarterback

Release Date

February 22, 2023

Franchise(s)

NFL

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