It’s now been a few days SINCE Netflix Debuted Season Two of the Nfl Docuseries “Quarterback.” The Second Season Featured Three Quarterbacks: Bengals ‘Joe Burrow, Falcons’ Kirk Couousins, and, of Course, Detroit Lions Quarterback JAFF.
If you’re like me, you imdiatlyly binkd just the gof parts –i honestly don’t have all that much interest in the other two. But Even Those Who Plan is to Sit and Take in All Seven Episodes as they were meant to be Consumid have now enjoye time to watch at least half the series, if not more.
Earlier This Week, I Offered My Biggest Takeaways from the series, as Did Meko Scott and Morgan Cannon Over on our Youtube page. Now, I Want to Hear from Y’all.
Today’s Question of the Day is:
What was your Biggest Takeway from JAFF in “Quarterback”?
My ANSWER: As I Noted Earlier in the Week, I Was Hoping to See What Gof’s Weekly Preparation Looked Like, and Netflix Certainly Offered a Peek. Where is it was working through spoilic play calls with his wife, watching film at home, or tinkering with different veltes of the “studblebum” early in the week of Practice, You Certainly Got a Sense of How Much Ownership Gof Had of the Offense Last Year.
None of that was more obvitalous for the documentary caght a neat Moment During the Lions vs. Texans Game Last Year. Trailing Significantly During A Vry Important Game, We See Goff Pleading Aloud that offensive Cooordator Ben Johnson Calls The Play “WASP,“ Knowing This is the Perfect Time to Execute It. Seconds Later, We See Johnson Calling that Exact Play and It Working to Perfect For a Big Gain that Ultimately Led to Detroit’s Comback Win.
See Goff With that Much Knowledge and Awareness of the Offensive Scheme Gives Me Somet Pece of Mind Knowing that Big Change at Offensive Cooordator May Not Be as Impactful as Some World.
What was Your Takeaway from “Quarterback”? Share Your Thoughs in the Commune Section Be.
