Good Morning Football

I've been watching Good Morning Football for a few years now. With each year it seems like antics become more frequent than talking statistics itself. But again this is just a fan opinion, everyone is entitled to their own. I actually enjoy this show but I feel like it can be a lot better

I used to watch this show every single day. It is now almost unwatchable now. Too much crap and not enough good football content. Angry runs is getting more annoying than it ever was. Peter today talks about the good running backs left to against the Eagles ad says, "no world beaters on the schedule, they already beat the Cowboys " Does he not realize they play again and in Dallas? Are the Cowboys not running the ball well right now? Is Pollard not a threat? And this is just one example. Knowledge seems to have taken a back seat to antics and skits along with personal preferences regarding certain teams. I miss Kay too. Bummer.

This show now for 3 years has become a staple on "NFL Network" called "Good Morning Football" as it always provides the latest highlights, news, and up to minute and up to date stories from around the league. And often featured are studio guests many current and past players, also the studio and graphics are up to date and current stats, facts, and hot topic discussions are always given. Plus past moments and memorable league history is always spotlighted. Hosted by the young and bright Kay Adams and the reports and insights given by veteran writers and reporters Kyle Brandt and Peter Schrager are top notch it's really a great "NFL" pop culture show. So watch and get up with this if you are an "NFL" fan.

Yesterday's show (first one without Kay) was the most boring show ever. She may be a good newscaster, but on this show, she's not fun or funny - in any way. And she talks too much. Maybe I'll try it next week. This week's not worth my time.

GMFB has been my go to show for sometime now, love every member, Brandts "Angry Run" to Jason Mccourty's "Fit List," Jamie Erdahl's hilarious food segment once called, "fusion confusion,"by Guy Fieri and Peter Schrager was spot on with his Analysis. The show was dope and modern, no serious guys in suits and the team had great chemistry. I usually cringe at most female analysts on other shows but Jamie brings something different. There's no awkward friction between the members even if they don't agree all the time. Ugh, i'm actually fearful they will ruin it in the west coast even though I live an hour away from Los Angeles, gonna miss the early morning shows.