El mariscal

Great show. Nice inside looks. Really like to be that close to the 3 different quarterbacks and type of players. But especially wife of mahomes and always showing the unbelievable annoying wife's in their vip lounges with all the annoying stupidity is nearly ruining the whole joy of watching the doc.

Absolute useless. Complete non sympathetic. Why only her? All the other wife's where in the background. So please please please, just focus in the real stuff and not some stupid commentator stuff from a frontlight searching wife of a great football player. Sad and useless and nobody cares about this stuff.

This documentary follows the life's and careers of 3 quarterbacks through a season into post season. Im English and do not follow American football, however love watching documentaries about them. The amount of clutch plays are incredible. I found all 3 players and their stories fascinating in particular Mahones & Cousins.

Some reviews have an issue around players wife's/ family's getting so much air time... but these are the people that mould and guide these special talents off the pitch and are as much of the their story as anyone else.

Whilst the star on the pitch is certainly Mahones... the star of the show is Cousins. The man is everything you'd want in a college, friend and family member. A true gentleman and an athlete striving as much to be a top level competitor as he is to be a great person.

As for Mahones... just wow. You want to know what a warrior and a competitor looks like, well look no further. He also seemed like a great guy very focused on his family too.

Honestly one of the best documentaries I've watched in a long time. I am a fan of the All Or Nothing series - but every single one finishes in failure. The fact this ends in success for one of the athletes makes it all the more special.

Well done Netflix, you can't make movies. But you set the bar for sports documentaries.

As an advid sports fan, being able to watch this show felt like heaven.

Executive producer Peyton Manning does an amazing job showing the world of being a quarterback in multiple different ways.

He shows the triumph of being a winning, successful player in Patrick Mahomes, the underdog story of Kirk Cousins, and the hard fought journey to work back to stardom with Marcus Mariota.

The only con I have for the show is how it neglectfully presents Mariota compared to the other stars of the docu series. Watching the Mariota parts made me feel like he is a bad quarterback not fit for the job.

Overall, Quarterback is a compelling tale adding to the already known 2022-2023 NFL season.

As an NFL superfan, this all-access pass to the toughest job in all of sports was by far my favorite sports-themed series of 2023 and I give it a 10/10. Looking back at Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs (my all-time favorite quarterback and NFL player), Kirk Cousins of the Vikings and Marcus Mariota of the Falcons over the course of the 2022-2023 season was enjoyable in every way possible.

If you're looking for something NFL-related during the summer while waiting for next season, then I highly recommend Quarterback if you have Netflix. Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions did a great job with NFL Films on putting together such an incredible docuseries, and I wish that there are more shows like this!

The perfect series of you are a football fan and something to make you look forward to the the upcoming season.

The 3 QB's they are showcasing are the perfect mix of where they are in their career.

As an avid Vikings fan and one who likes the Chiefs, you get a glimpse into what really makes them tick. Not knowing a lot about Mariota, I enjoyed getting glimpse of who he is.

Visually stunning, and a well produced production value is exceptional, and you really feel like you are up close and personal to the players and their lives.

From the season preview, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the show showcases the biggest comeback ever in football history. That's going to be really exciting.

I'm looking forward to the rest of this series.