Netflix, NFL Team Up for ‘Receiver’ Docuseries

A year after teaming with the NFL for the docuseries Quarterback, Netflix is passing to one more placement on the football area.

The banner has actually greenlit Receiver, which like Quarterback will certainly adhere to a number of pass receivers (and one limited end) with the ups and downs of the 2023 period. Just like the previous collection, NFL Movies is teaming with NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning‘s Omaha Productions and Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahome’ s 2PM Productions on the program.

“The natural progression is from a pass to a catch, so we’re excited to dive into the Receiver world after the success of our Quarterback series,” claimed Gabe Spitzer, vp nonfiction sporting activities at Netflix.“NFL Films and Omaha Productions have delivered again in finding unique and dynamic athletes who will further highlight the drama of this sport on and off the field.”

As opposed to even more QBs, Receiver will certainly concentrate on their targets. The gamers participating are Davante Adams of the Las Las Vega Raiders, Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings, George Kittle– the previously mentioned limited end– and Deebo Samuel of the San Francisco 49ers and Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions.

“We are excited to be working again with Netflix and NFL Films to give fans unprecedented access to what it’s like to play receiver at the highest level,” Manning claimed in a declaration. “As we did with Quarterback, we look forward to telling the stories of five incredible receivers, each with their unique personality, skillset, and motivation for what drives them to be the best.”

Included NFL Movies monitoring manufacturer Joe Zucco,“We were thrilled last summer to see audiences all over the world diving into the lives of NFL quarterbacks. We believe the extraordinary skills, dedication and passion of the NFL’s great wide receivers — and one tight end — will make a perfect follow-up.”

Receiver is readied to premiere in the summertime. Its exec manufacturers are Manning and Jamie Horowitz for Omaha Productions; Ross Ketover, Rub Kelleher and Keith Cossrow for NFL Movies; and Mahomes from 2PM Productions.