![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/joe-burrow-to-perform-u-turn-on-appearing-in-netflix-show-quarterback/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_GettyImages-1498283156.jpg&description=The cast for series two of the hit Netflix show Quarterback is yet to be announced, and a string of high profile names have rejected the opportunity, but Joe Burrow could give the behind the scenes show a huge boost Joe Burrow could be about to perform a U-turn after initially ruling out appearing in the second series of the hugely popular Netflix show Quarterback. The Cincinnati Bengals star said last week he is open-minded to appear on the fly-on-the-wall show in the future, but not for the 2023 season. However, he could have very quickly changed his mind, according to a peculiar report from Peter King. King is one of the most revered and well-connected writers in the sport, and in his Football Morning In America column on Monday, he offered his thoughts on the show, which has lingered around the top of the charts on the streaming platform since it debuted on July 12. King called for the second series to be more immersive, focusing deeper on the life of a quarterback rather than the external noise of pundits on talk shows, and added: "I hold out hope for the next season to be even more inside, starting with the calf injury to 2023 series participant Joe Burrow." That line was edited in his column shortly after it was published, with any mention of Burrow removed from the section on the Netflix show. No clarification has been added in the text and King has not explained the change on social media. Given his usual accuracy, it would be rare for him to make such a mistake, but it is not impossible. Alternatively, King could have revealed information ahead of time and hastily backtracked. Or perhaps there is another explanation? It is certainly a situation to keep an eye on with the series confirmed for a second series that will be released next summer. The Quarterback cameras focused on Kansas City Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes, Minnesota Vikings signal-caller Kirk Cousins and former Atlanta Falcons starter Marcus Mariota throughout the 2022 season. The show, prod){kind=link}
The cast for series two of the hit Netflix show Quarterback is yet to be announced, and a string of high profile names have rejected the opportunity, but Joe Burrow could give the behind the scenes show a huge boost
Joe Burrow could be about to perform a U-turn after initially ruling out appearing in the second series of the hugely popular Netflix show Quarterback.
The Cincinnati Bengals star said last week he is open-minded to appear on the fly-on-the-wall show in the future, but not for the 2023 season. However, he could have very quickly changed his mind, according to a peculiar report from Peter King.
King is one of the most revered and well-connected writers in the sport, and in his Football Morning In America column on Monday, he offered his thoughts on the show, which has lingered around the top of the charts on the streaming platform since it debuted on July 12.
King called for the second series to be more immersive, focusing deeper on the life of a quarterback rather than the external noise of pundits on talk shows, and added: “I hold out hope for the next season to be even more inside, starting with the calf injury to 2023 series participant Joe Burrow.”