Good Morning Football Goes Dark: Why the Show is Off the Air and When It Will Return

Good Morning Football, the popular NFL Network show, has left fans in the dark as it goes on hiatus for the first time since its launch in 2016. But fret not, as the program is only taking a break and will return later in the year with a new look and location.

The show is making a big move from New York to Los Angeles, setting up shop at the NFL’s West Coast media headquarters in Inglewood, right next to SoFi Stadium. The new studio boasts a spacious 5,970-square-foot space with five soundstages, promising a fresh and exciting new setting for the show.

Host Kyle Brandt reassured fans that this hiatus is not the end of Good Morning Football, but rather the beginning of a new era. He emphasized that the show will continue for a long time, expanding and evolving to bring viewers more content and excitement.

While the exact return date for Good Morning Football has not been announced, it is expected to relaunch in the summer or during the NFL preseason. Additionally, reports suggest that a new two-hour extension series will be introduced, syndicated by NFL Net and Sony Pictures TV, with multiple media partners expected to be involved.

For fans wondering how to watch the show upon its return, Good Morning Football typically airs from 7 am to 10 am ET on NFL Network. With the new format, the show is expected to run from 8 am to 10 am ET, featuring familiar faces like Kyle Brandt, Jamie Erdahl, Jason McCourty, and Peter Schrager on weekdays, and Colleen Wolfe on weekends, with additional reporting from Ian Rapoport and Will Selva.

Stay tuned for the exciting return of Good Morning Football as it moves to the West Coast and promises a bigger and brighter future for fans of the show.