On Friday, Good Morning Football signed off from New York City for the final time while Kyle Brandt spoke on his uncertain future on the show.
In a complete surprise, GMFB is moving to Los Angeles later this year after a spring and summer hiatus. Brandt was seen addressing the show’s prospect from the streets of New York as he confirmed the future of the flagship program is uncertain.
In the segment, Brandt spoke directly to the audience while on the streets of NYC, and also was seen thanking a laundry list of the program’s behind-the-scenes crew,
Brandt told the audience,
“Now I am saying goodbye to all these people, but I am not saying goodbye to any of you. That’s very important. It is exhilarating to me that you watch this show. That you are watching right now. And I know you have questions because I’ve seen them. Why is this happening? Who’s going to LA? Why would you take something that you got so right and change it? Some of those answers I don’t know. Some of them are not mine to give. And candidly, I have a lot of questions myself.”
He also mentioned and highlighted the uncertain future during the segment,
“Here’s what I know. I personally will be intensely involved in Good Morning Football moving forward. And I want to spend the rest of my career with the NFL. And Good Morning Football is not ending, it is expanding. And it’s exciting because it’s a bigger show, it’s more show. And it’s all the things and the tokens you’ve woken up with for years. Angry Runs, Lead Block, Whiteboard Wednesday, Throwdown Thursday, and on and on and on. It’s all in. It’s all happening. And yes, we will be covering the draft. GMFB is leaving home for college. But it’s time to evolve.”
Earlier this month The GMFB crew announced the show had moved, Good Morning Football is going on an indefinite hiatus as the show moves across the country to a new studio in LA.
