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episode of reality life with Kate Casey. Today's episode is about quarterback on Netflix. Now last week,

I spent an episode talking to you about why the FIFA World Cup became so much more than a tournament

for me. Once you know the stories behind the players, the sacrifices that their families made,

the countries that they represent, and the adversity that they've overcome, you stop watching

uniforms. You start watching the people. And suddenly you're cheering for Norway because Holland is a

private chef traveling with the team and you know what he does for schools in his community

and you know his relationship with his father and his siblings. And you're rooting for

Kapo Verde because what a deep tournament run could mean

for an entire nation's soccer program. The games become richer because the people become real.

And that's exactly what quarterback on Netflix does for the NFL. You don't have to know the

difference between a nickel defense and a shotgun formation, you don't even

have to know how to play fantasy football. In fact, I think people who don't even consider

themselves football fans may appreciate the series the most because it isn't really about football.

It's about pressure. It's about leadership and family and about what it costs to become the

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