‘Good Morning Football’ is returning to television with the promise of “more content than ever.”
The show has relocated to California ahead of the 2024 NFL season and will return to the air on Monday, July 29, following a lengthy hiatus.
“Good Morning Football is officially set to return with more content than ever, only this time on a new coast,” NFL.com reported Monday morning.
“The Emmy-winning morning show will relaunch on Monday, July 29, from its new home at NFL Network’s studios in Inglewood, Calif., and will air from 8-10 a.m. ET Monday through Friday.”
The show will be joined by another program branded ‘GMFB: Overtime,’ which will run for two hours on weekdays, from 10 AM to noon ET. The latter will premier on the same date and will also stream for free on the Roku Channel. It’s expected to branch out into syndication on various local stations by Monday, September 2.
“Not only are we bringing back a show that so many fans have woken up to and loved for years, we are giving it a state-of-the-art new home with even more resources and space for our talent to showcase their signature segments and fun takes on the game of football,” NFL Media vice president of original content and entertainment Angela Ellis said.
Jamie Erdahl had already confirmed she was returning to “Good Morning Football” when the show went into break earlier this offseason. Peter Schrager and Kyle Brandt will also be back.
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Erdahl will work from Los Angeles, while Schrager and Brandt will move between L.A. and New York.
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The aforementioned trio will be accompanied by former NFL defensive end Akbar Gbajabiamila, who was an analyst with NFL Network from 2012-19 and has been hosting ‘American Ninja Warrior’ since 2013.
Sherree Burruss, who joined NFL Network in 2023, will also be part of the show. She will relocate from Washington, D.C., to provide news updates and offer analysis during certain segments.
The aforementioned pair will be working on both ‘Good Morning Football’ and ‘GMFB: Overtime.’