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Get Ready to Watch Justin Jefferson’s New Netflix Series

Get Ready to Watch Justin Jefferson’s New Netflix Series




If you’re a night owl, you can start as early as midnight on July 10.

Get Ready to Watch Justin Jefferson’s New Netflix Series

That’s right — Netflix RECIPIENT is upon us and is set to stream on Wednesday, also known as 36 hours from the publication of this article.

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The Vikings were also featured last year, in Strategistthat kicked off Netflix’s NFL docuseries. Cousins ​​no longer plays for Minnesota — he left for the Atlanta Falcons in March — but Strategist completely changed public opinion about the veteran passer. People learned about Cousins’ dedication, sincerity and likeable personality through the series. Before StrategistCousins ​​has also been called a “garbage time” quarterback or a “dink and dunker,” misnomers that fell into obscurity after the Netflix programming.

This time, Netflix will chronicle the wide receivers with Jefferson, Davante Adams, Deebo Samuel and Amon-Ra St. Brown. San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle even found his way into the lineup. The show will mimic Strategist and follow each player throughout the 2023 campaign.

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Netflix’s Roxanne Fequiere wrote about the new series last month: “While NFL quarterbacks are more likely to be named MVPs or become household names, the perfect Hail Mary pass is meaningless without someone to catch it. These athletes—the precise, flawless pass catchers—take center stage in RECIPIENTthe new eight-episode docuseries that follows five athletes throughout their 2023 season, navigating enormous pressures on and off the field.

Jefferson missed seven games in 2023 with a hamstring injury while throwing for over 1,000 yards, so viewers will have a front-row seat to the odyssey of his recovery, his performance and Minnesota’s regular season as a whole.

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NFL Movies Producer Joe Zucco told Netflix in June: “We were thrilled to see audiences around the world immerse themselves in the lives of NFL quarterbacks this past summer. We believe the extraordinary skill, dedication and passion of the NFL’s great receivers, and a tight end, will make for a perfect sequel.”

Unlike the series on Hulu Or MaxFor example, fans won’t have to wait a week between episodes. All eight episodes, each about 45 minutes long, will be available on Netflix on Wednesday. That’s about eight hours of NFL content, with Jefferson almost guaranteed to be featured to the max.

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It’s unclear whether Netflix is ​​planning a series for 2025, but so far, notable Vikings have been featured in consecutive years.

Wednesday, July 10. Summer Vikings content on Netflix. This is your official reminder.


Dustin Baker is a political scientist who graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2007. Subscribe to his daily YouTube channel, VikesNow. He hosts a podcast with Bryant McKinnie, airing every Wednesday with Raun Sawh And Salt SpiceHis obsession with MIN dates back to 1996. His guilty pleasures: peanut butter ice cream, “The Sopranos,” the Basset Hounds and The Doors (the band).

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