During an appearance on ESPN's "SportsCenter" on Wednesday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell explained some more details of the deal, including the future of "RedZone" while hinting some big changes ...

The "Good Morning Football" crew discusses Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson's dominant win over the Houston Texans. NFL Network's Kyle Brandt on training camp overreactions. "GMFB" debates ...

The 2024 NFL season is about to start, and the mornings will be brighter with Good Morning Football returning after a four-month hiatus. GMFB relocated to LA, and Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter ...

— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) March 7, 2024 "You're going to have to wait a little while. It's going to be a little different," Brandt assured the audience. "Thank you. Love you." ...

Good Morning Football is returning for one day on NFL Network to announce the full 2024 NFL International Games schedule. The network announced that Peter Schrager, Jason McCourty, Kyle Brandt ...

For Good Morning Football fans, they've woken up to see the crew on the NFL Network talk all things pigskin since 2016. That's not going to change, even though the lineup of stars on the show has ...

NFL Network's flagship morning show, "Good Morning Football," will be taking a break from its weekday broadcasts later this month to relocate to a studio in Los Angeles. Pro Football Talk reported ...

“Good Morning Football” is going for extra yards. The NFL, which has aired the A.M. program since 2016 on its own NFL Network, plans to create a new two-hour “extension series” that will ...

Jarrett Bailey will forever live with the initials "GMFB" branded on his left thigh. After a bet he made with now-ESPN analyst Peter Schrager last fall, the NFL writer made good on his promise to get ...

— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) April 26, 2024 The sudden return of Good Morning Football just for the draft, followed by another hiatus, just reeks of disorganization.

NEW YORK -- It hit the pop culture-filled brain of Kyle Brandt as soon as the cast of Good Morning Football snapped its first group photo. "It's a little like Seinfeld!" he remembered thinking ...