Jamie Erdahl is a host of NFL Network's "Good Morning Football," joining the Emmy Award-winning show in 2022. Erdahl also hosts "GMFB: Overtime," which streams Monday-Friday on The Roku Channel and airs in syndication.

Prior to NFL Network, Erdahl worked at CBS Sports where she served as a sideline reporter for the "NFL on CBS" and was the lead "SEC on CBS" reporter. While at CBS Sports, Erdahl also served as a sideline reporter for the network's coverage of the NCAA Division 1 Men's Basketball Championship and regular season college basketball games, as well as an analyst for select women's college basketball games on CBS Sports Network. Additionally, Erdahl hosted the network's studio coverage of the NFL and was a major part of the CBS Sports HQ launch in 2018, appearing as an anchor for the 24/7 sports news outlet. Prior to joining CBS Sports, Erdahl also worked at NESN as a host and reporter.

Erdahl played basketball and softball at St. Olaf College prior to transferring to American University, where she received her degree in communications.

Peter Schrager hosts Good Morning Football, alongside Kay Adams, Nate Burleson and Kyle Brandt. Peter continues to serve as a national reporter for FOX Sports 1, a senior NFL writer for FOXSports.com and an NFL sideline reporter for FOX Sports.

He previously worked on Showtime's Inside the NFL and co-authored "Out of the Blue" with wide receiver Victor Cruz. In addition to the NFL, Peter has covered the Olympics and the NBA for FOX, and has been a frequent contributor to GQ.

Schrager won an Emmy in 2013 for his work on Inside the NFL.

Schrager is a 2004 graduate of Emory University with a degree in political science. He is a New Jersey native though he currently lives in New York.

Kyle Brandt is host of Good Morning Football, alongside Kay Adams, Peter Schrager and Nate Burleson. Kyle joins NFL Network from The Jim Rome Show where he served as a producer and head writer since 2007, becoming executive producer in 2009. Kyle appeared in the television series Days of Our Lives from 2003-06, and was a cast member on MTV's The Real World in 2001. He has appeared on CNN, Fox News, ESPN, VH-1, CBS Sports Network and Fox Sports 1. Brandt is a graduate of Princeton University, where he was a three-year starter as a running back and kick returner. While at Princeton, he became interested in theatre and acted in many plays on campus. He graduated in 2001 with a degree in English. Good Morning Football airs Monday through Friday from 7AM ET to 10AM ET.

Akbar Gbajabiamila is a former NFL player and NFL Network host and can be seen Monday-Friday on "Good Morning Football" and "GMFB: Overtime." Gbajabiamila also serves as host of "The Talk," CBS' Daytime Emmy Award-winning talk show, as well as NBC's competition series "American Ninja Warrior," and the reality series "Fight to Survive" on The CW and the Roku Channel.

Gbajabiamila became a published author in 2019 with his critically acclaimed debut book, "Everyone Can Be a Ninja: Find Your Inner Warrior and Achieve Your Dreams." He also executive produced the 2020 award-winning film, "Sylvie's Love." As a professional athlete, Gbajabiamila played five years in the NFL as a linebacker and defensive end with the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers, and Miami Dolphins, before retiring in 2008.

A Los Angeles native, Gbajabiamila grew up in the Crenshaw district with his parents, both of whom were born and raised in Nigeria, and six siblings. He played football at San Diego State University and graduated with a degree in communications and new media studies. Later, he completed a certified entrepreneurship program at the Wharton School of Business in 2005.

Gbajabiamila currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife, four children, and two dogs.