Bengals QB Joe Burrow dominates Netflix 'Quarterback' teaser trailer
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, as expected, features heavily in the first trailer for the upcoming 'Quarterback' Netflix show.
In the two-plus minutes of footage, Burrow shows up multiple times in various locations, painting an intriguing teaser of the docuseries that should cover plenty of interesting moments.
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Burrow headlines season two of the show alongside Jared Goff and Kirk Cousins. Some of the footage features him talking about the length of his career, which will obviously be of major note to fans.
The trailer revealed a July 8 start for the debut of the second season.
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