Joe Burrow trusts Peyton Manning not to "hurt" him and Bengals with Netflix's Quarterback series

Joe Burrow will be featured on Peyton Manning's Netflix series Quarterback this year after the show was renewed for a second season. The popular docu-series follows the lives of three quarterbacks during the course of an NFL season to give personal perspectives and behind-the-scenes looks at what they go through.

The Cincinnati Bengals superstar was asked about the situation in a press conference during the voluntary portion of offseason camps. Burrow said he was initially uninterested in participating in the show, but because Manning is involved, he decided to give it a shot.

"He's going to protect me, protect our team, protect our organization. I have trust in him for saying that and trust that he's going to do that. I probably wouldn't have done it if he wasn't involved, but I have a lot of trust and faith in him to not do anything that would hurt me or the team."

Joe Burrow added that last year wasn't exactly the season he was hoping for, especially since it's the one that will be featured on the Quarterback series. He had an excellent statistical season, but the Bengals missed out on a playoff spot.

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The first season of Quarterback followed Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, and Marcus Mariota to give three unique perspectives on the position. Season 2 will bring back Cousins, who gained a ton of popularity during his first run. He will be joined by Joe Burrow and Jared Goff in a similar dynamic.

Burrow will likely replace Mahomes as the bona fide superstar on the show, with Goff and Cousins in complementary roles. Cousins is in a much different situation this season after being surpassed by Michael Penix Jr. as the Atlanta Falcons' starter, while Goff is in a similar role to what Cousins was in last year. His Detroit Lions entered the season as legitimate contenders, but came up short of their Super Bowl aspirations.