Cam Newton Sets Up Weekly NFL Quarterback Series on Prime Video

Cam Newton is set to host a new weekly series for Prime Video, and the first episode arrives on Tuesday, November 10. The show is called 4th & 1 Presents: Quarterback Club, and it is built around the quarterback position, the player who leads the offence on the field.

Deadline reported that the series will feature quarterbacks from past, present and future. It brings together rookies, established players and veterans, so viewers will hear from players at very different stages of their careers.

New episodes will come out every Tuesday during the NFL season. The first one will stream on Prime Video in the United States from November 10. Viewers outside the U.S. should check their local listings.

The show is shot at Iconic Saga Studios in Atlanta. It is produced in-house by Iconic Saga Productions, which means the company's own team is making it rather than an outside firm. Newton is one of five executive producers, along with Derrick Brown, Travis Montaque, Rudy Vegliante and RJ Mathis II. Executive producers oversee the overall direction and budget of a programme.

Distribution, the business of getting a show in front of viewers, is handled in association with Creator Sports Entertainment Network, known as CSEN.

Fans who want more will have to wait for the weekly updates. Premiere dates, trailers and further guest details are due to be announced every Thursday. Each new announcement will fill in more of the season's line-up.

For a general viewer, the simple version is this: a weekly football show, hosted by a former quarterback, lands on a streaming service in a few days. The first episode is the next thing to watch for.