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What time does ‘Quarterback’ season 3 drop on Netflix? How to watch Joe Flacco
Kaycee SloanCincinnati Enquirer
July 10, 2026, 10:57 a.m. ET
If you were one of the many Cincinnati Bengals fans who couldn’t get enough of the Joe Flacco experience last year, you’ll get to relive it soon
Flacco is one of the four stars in Netflix’s hit docuseries, “Quarterback,” which highlights the lives of NFL quarterbacks both on and off the field. The series returns next month with season 3, following the Bengals’ Flacco, Washington Commanders’ Jayden Daniels, Tennessee Titans’ Cam Ward and Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield throughout the 2025-26 season
The cameras documented Flacco’s 18th NFL season behind the scenes, and it ended up being one of the more intriguing stories in the NFL, with how well the veteran quarterback played for the Bengals right away
The Bengals traded for Flacco on Oct. 7, 2025, after quarterback Burrow suffered a toe injury that forced him to miss nine games. The Bengals gave the Cleveland Browns a fifth-round pick in exchange for Flacco while also receiving a sixth-round pick in this year’s NFL draft
Here’s everything you need to know about “Quarterback” season 3
When does season 2 of ‘Quarterback’ come out?
“Quarterback,” starring Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Flacco, premieres Tuesday, July 14
What time does season 3 of ‘Quarterback’ drop on Netflix?
Netflix has previously stated that new shows usually drop at 3 a.m. ET on the day of the release
How to watch ‘Quarterback’
The first two seasons of “Quarterback” are available to stream on Netflix, with the incoming third season also available to watch on the streaming service
Who are the participants in ‘Quarterback’?
Football fans will get exclusive access to four of the NFL’s best quarterbacks throughout the 2025-26 season. The series will follow the four QBs at “different crossroads of their NFL careers,” with each striving for a shot at the Lombardi Trophy
Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Flacco: The former Super Bowl MVP (who’s been in the NFL almost as long as Cam Ward has been alive) became the first player to be traded during a season of “Quarterback.” The series will follow Flacco as he finds his way from the Cleveland Browns to the divisional rival Cincinnati Bengals, all while balancing fatherhood
Washington Commanders’ Jayden Daniels: After taking the NFL by storm as a rookie in 2024, having set multiple league records while leading the Commanders to a 12-5 record and a game away from the Super Bowl, he was nearly unanimously named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
However, he entered his second season with pressure, attention and momentum
Tennessee Titans’ Cam Ward: The league’s most recent No. 1 draft pick made his professional debut with Netflix cameras watching his every move. The record-setting college QB was one of the country’s top quarterbacks in his senior season at the University of Miami. Now, his talents will be followed in the NFL
Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Baker Mayfield: Like Flacco, Mayfield also spent a fair share of his career with the Cleveland Browns. The quarterback is well-known for bouncing around the league early in his career, but found his home in Tampa. After taking the helm from Tom Brady, the cameras follow Mayfield during his third season with the Bucs, when the expectations couldn’t be higher
How many episodes are in ‘Quarterback’ season 3?
All eight episodes of “Quarterback” season 3 begin streaming on Netflix on Tuesday, July 14
Watch the ‘Quarterback’ Season 3 trailer
What are some things viewers will see in ‘Quarterback’?
Just like its previous seasons, “Quarterback” season 3 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
- 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).
The Enquirer’s Kelsey Conway contributed to this report
