New Today: Quarterback S3, Wolf Street Doc & More — Jul 14

Tuesday is here, and this July 14 slate brings a strong mix of fresh episodes, revealing documentaries, and a complete franchise arrival. Whether you're in the mood for sports access, true crime, or a dystopian rewatch, there's something worth adding to your queue today.

Quarterback Season 3 — Netflix

Netflix's hit sports docuseries returns for a third season, this time tracking four NFL quarterbacks through the 2025 campaign at very different career crossroads. Washington Commanders star Jayden Daniels arrives after taking the league by storm as a rookie in 2024. Tampa Bay's Baker Mayfield continues his career revival. Rookie Cam Ward, the most recent No. 1 overall draft pick, makes his professional debut with cameras watching. And veteran Joe Flacco, the former Super Bowl MVP, becomes the first player traded mid-season during the show's production — offering a rare look at the business side of the league. Executive produced by Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions and NFL Films, Quarterback has built a strong following across two seasons, earning an 89% Rotten Tomatoes score for its raw, unfiltered access. All episodes drop today in full, making this the easy headliner for sports fans and documentary lovers alike.

The Real Wolf of Wall Street — Paramount+

If Martin Scorsese's 2013 film left you wondering about the real story behind Jordan Belfort's notorious pump-and-dump scheme, this three-part Paramount+ documentary aims to deliver the unvarnished version. Featuring interviews with former Stratton Oakmont executives, FBI investigators, and those closest to the scandal, the series promises a deeper look at the fraud that defrauded investors of hundreds of millions. Early reviews note that much of the ground was already covered in the film — Newsday calls it "well-produced" but points out the real story largely mirrors the movie — but for true-crime fans and finance documentary enthusiasts, having the firsthand accounts in one place is still valuable context.

The Hunger Games Collection — Netflix

Netflix adds the entire Hunger Games franchise today — all five films landing simultaneously. The original quartet starring Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen remains a landmark of 2010s YA cinema: Catching Fire is the critical peak at 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, the original holds at 84%, and both Mockingjay chapters sit at 70%.

The 2023 prequel The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, starring Tom Blyth as a young Coriolanus Snow opposite Rachel Zegler's Lucy Gray Baird, rounds out the set with a 64% score. With the next franchise installment, Sunrise on the Reaping, scheduled for theaters this November, today's library arrival is perfectly timed for a full-series marathon.

Also Streaming Today

Techniquely Season 1 (Netflix) teams Chef Lan Lam with the America's Test Kitchen crew to solve everyday cooking problems through technique and food science — a quietly rewarding watch for anyone who's ever wondered why their scrambled eggs don't turn out right. Pitmasters Season 1 lands on Max, bringing the Food Network barbecue competition series to streaming for grill enthusiasts. Over on Disney+, the premiere of Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro kicks off a new chapter in the franchise, while younger viewers get fresh episodes of Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends Season 5.

What to Watch First

Start with Quarterback Season 3 if you want the day's most anticipated release — all episodes hit at once, making it easy to dive into a few tonight. True-crime fans should queue up The Real Wolf of Wall Street for a documentary deep-dive. And if you're planning a weekend marathon, today's Hunger Games arrival gives you the perfect excuse to start from the beginning. Whatever you choose, there's plenty to keep your queue full.