The NFL blindsided its own staff.
NFL Network’s popular show “Good Morning Football” announced on Thursday It will be relocated from New York to Los Angeles.
However, the decision came as a surprise to the show’s talent (host Jamie Erdahl, analysts Kyle Brandt, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager), and the show has now expanded to include talent from the West Coast. are faced with the dilemma of whether to move to the United States or not. According to The Athletic.
All of them live on the East Coast and have children, the report added, and the show didn’t inform them of the move until early last week, asking them to uproot their lives as well.
The show will be on hiatus from March 29th and will restart on a new site in the summer.
The show will then be filmed at the NFL’s West Coast Media Headquarters in Inglewood, Calif., where NFL Network’s “Total Access” and “Game Day” shows are filmed, according to the newspaper, starting at 8 a.m. ET. It is said that it will be broadcast for two hours from 10:00 to 10:00. .
The show currently airs from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET.
Blunt mentioned the move on Thursday’s show, but did not say what happened to the staff.
“The news is that ‘Good Morning Football’ will move around training camp before the 2024 season,” Brandt said. “‘Good Morning Football’ is heading west like Fievel to California in a few months.
“But contrary to some oddly worded tweets and the ensuing confusion, Good Morning Football is not over. The Good Morning Football show, and the brand, is here to stay.” . It’s expanding – more, bigger, brighter. It’s not going to end after just over 18,000 episodes. Just having a trophy on the shelf that literally says “Best Show” doesn’t end things. And it doesn’t end with something like yesterday, when people were a little confused and tweeted things like “You’re the only one who can get through the morning” and “How do I start?” My day? ‘
“You can start with us too. We’ll have to wait a little bit, but things will change a little. Then we’ll be right back to the lead block. Got it? Thank you, I love you.”
