Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins may be the most relatable NFL player in the league.The longtime signal caller revealed in the latest season of the Netflix docuseries "Quarterback" that he prefers to get his hair cut at "Great Clips," an American hair saloon chain with over 4,500 locations across the country.As Cousins explained it, there are locations pretty much anywhere he travels, and the process is relatively hassle-free.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS"I go to one place, and thats Great Clips, cause I can just go on the app," Cousins said in the third episode. "I can see what the wait is. If the wait time is under 15 minutes, I just sign up and then I can just drive there, and walk right in and get right in the chair."Perhaps the only unrelatable part of the Cousins haircut experience is that he references his ownNFL headshot when telling the stylist what hes looking for."This is what Im looking for," Cousins says as he pulls up his Falcons headshot. "Its like a one, and then you fade it up."KIRK COUSINS ADMITS TO FEELING 'MISLED' BY FALCONS IN NEW DOCUSERIES: 'I HAD NO REASON TO LEAVE MINNESOTA'"Now I start just holding up a picture I took a picture from one of the headshots from a Falcons game program, and I just say, Can you do this? And that usually helps eliminate any gray area."In the clip, Cousins tells the stylist "Ive been trusting Great Clips for a long time.""I kind of live all over the country, so I just kind of Google the nearest Great Clips and make it work."Cousins, who is in the second year of his four-year, $180 million deal with Atlanta, said the entire process is a bit of a "rush" for him."The biggest challenge is when you dont have the same person," Cousins said with a smile. "You just dont know what youre gonna get."Cousins went 7-7 and threw for 3,508 yards, 18 touchdowns and 16 interceptions in his first season with the Falcons before being benched in favor of rookie Michael Penix Jr.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.