Falcons' Kirk Cousins reveals how the perception of him changed after Netflix's 'Quarterback' released

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Kirk Cousins was among the quarterbacks featured in Netflix's "Quarterback" docuseries last year, which offered an unprecedented look into the life of an NFL quarterback during the season. 

Cousins, 36, was asked if there was a change in how people viewed him after the docuseries was released during a recent appearance on Barstool Sports’ "Pardon My Take."

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Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins poses with friends before a game against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. (Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images)

"My wife was kind of the star of the show besides Patrick Mahomes, and she definitely gets recognized a lot more, which is fun. And I think people getting to know me is what’s really fun about it, because you don’t get a chance for your fans to get to know you just playing for the team," Cousins said. 

"They know you as a football player, but they don’t know you as a person and I felt like that show in one way or another just kind of helped people who have followed me or followed the teams that I’ve played on to get to know me a little better, which was a huge win."

The docuseries gave a look into Cousins’ recovery process from injury, his off-day activities, what he does with his family after a game, along with many other things previously unknown to fans about the then-Vikings quarterback. 

For Cousins, though, the docuseries is more to him than just fans getting to know him better. 

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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins during the Detroit Lions game at U.S.