Atlanta Falcons legend Matt Ryan doesn’t believe Kirk Cousins will be traded from the franchise as head coach Raheem Morris pivots to handing over the starting quarterback job to Michael Penix Jr. He does, however, hope a situation opens up where Cousins can find an NFL home that offers him an opportunity to prove he’s still a winner.

The Eagles made two appearances in Season 2 of the Netflix series "Quarterback," including their Week 2 loss to the Kirk Cousins-led Atlanta Falcons.

While preparing for a game against the Bears, offensive coordinator Ben Johnson noticed that Chicago got burned by the Packers on a play that quarterback Jordan Love accidentally fumbled the ball, got back on his feet and connected with a wide-open tight end Luke Musgrave. Johnson wanted to replicate that play.

During season 2 of Netflix's 'Quarterback,' Atlanta Falcons star Kirk Cousins took viewers with him on a trip to get a haircut from Great Clips.

Let me preface this story by saying that, in any measurable way, Kirk Cousins is a better man than me. He’s bright, tough and a fine quarterback. Cousins is a Christian; he’s charitable, lovely and humble — well, there may be one exception to that final attribute.

Great Clips is giving Kirk Cousins free haircuts after the Falcons QB sang the salon chain's praises on Netflix's "Quarterback" series.

49ers get: QB Kirk Cousins (Falcons), 2026 second-round pick (Dolphins), 2026 third-round pick (Saints)

All seven episodes of Quarterback season two (and season one, which also starred Cousins) are available to stream on Netflix. Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Burrow and Detroit Lions starter Jared Goff are the other two QBs profiled in the second season. We’re pretty sure Burrow wouldn’t be caught dead in a Great Clips.