Exciting news for college football fans, Netflix has officially released a highly anticipated documentary focused on the Montreal Canadiens.

Exciting News for College Football Fans — Netflix Drops Unexpected Documentary on the Montreal Canadiens

By Doris | June 2, 2025

College football fans, get ready for a curveball — or should we say, a slapshot.

In a surprising and exciting twist, Netflix has officially released a highly anticipated sports documentary, and while it may not focus on touchdowns and tailgates, it’s making waves in the sports community. The subject? The legendary **Montreal Canadiens**.

Titled *“Bleu, Blanc, Rouge: The Heart of the Canadiens”*, the documentary dives deep into the storied history, cultural significance, and enduring passion behind one of hockey’s most iconic franchises. It’s an emotional, behind-the-scenes look at the team’s legacy, offering rare footage, exclusive interviews with past and present players, and intimate moments that highlight the intense pressure and pride of wearing the Canadiens jersey.

So, what does this mean for college football fans? While the gridiron faithful might have been expecting content centered on the NCAA, the Canadiens doc is a reminder of how great sports storytelling can transcend team loyalties and even the sport itself. Many fans are already praising the series for its emotional resonance, championship drama, and universal themes of dedication, rivalry, and resilience — the very qualities that make college football so beloved.

Sports documentary lovers will recognize the Netflix stamp of excellence. Following its success with *Drive to Survive* (Formula 1) and *Quarterback* (NFL), Netflix continues its streak of compelling, high-production-value sports series.

Whether you’re a hockey fan or not, this documentary offers something special — and for college football fans counting down the days until kickoff, it might just be the perfect off-season binge.

All episodes of “Bleu, Blanc, Rouge: The Heart of the Canadiens” are now streaming exclusively on Netflix.

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