'GMFB' hands out awards for top performances of 2020 regular season

Top 10 career plays of former NFL quarterback Eli Manning.

Former NFL players Michael Brockers and Will Blackmon pick their Top 3 defenses.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle and Walter Payton Man of the Year winner Arik Armstead wakes up with "GMFB" to discuss his community work and Jaguars No. 2 pick wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter.

"GMFB" debates what will the Arizona Cardinals be in 2025.

"GMFB" debates where would you rank Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni among NFL head coaches.

"GMFB" debates which AFC South rookie will have a bigger impact in 2025 between Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver and defensive back Travis Hunter or Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward.

The Philadelphia Eagles held 8th Annual Eagles Autism Challenge.

"GMFB" debates what more do the Baltimore Ravens need to do to get over the hump.

"GMFB" makes their case for "tush push" to stay or be banned

"GMFB" share their Biggest takeaway from 2025 schedule.

"GMFB" on what stands out from 2025 primetime games.

"GMFB" picks which rookie would you mentor in 2025.

"GMFB" plays a round of mark your calendars.

"GMFB" debate should the "tush push" be banned.

"GMFB" on New York Giants linebacker Abdul Carter and running back Cam Skattebo's jersey numbers.

"GMFB" debates who is the biggest wild card entering 2025 season.

"GMFB" debates who is the bigger threat to the Philadelphia Eagles between the Detroit Lions or the Los Angeles Rams.

"GMFB" plays a round of saving face.

Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu wakes up with "GMFB" and discusses on being featured in "O le fogava'a e tasi. One Family" and his leap to stop the "Tush Push" in the 2024 NFC Championship Game.

"GMFB" debate will the San Francisco 49ers have a bounce-back season in 2025.

NFL Network's Manti Te'o and "Good Morning Football" guest analysts Lawrence Guy and Rashad Jennings take on the Spike-O-Meter challenge, but who will unseat the reigning champion?

As some teams around the NFL begin to search for their new quarterback, "Good Morning Football" shares which one they think has the most interesting situation.

"Good Morning Football" selects which quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and defender they would want on their own flag football team.

Good Morning Football guest analysts Lawrence Guy, Rashad Jennings, and NFL Network's Manti Te'o select a team that they would play for if they had to suit up again and who they would want to face.

"Good Morning Football" guest analyst and former NFL running back Rashad Jennings presents three statements for the rest of the crew to dissect and figure out which one is true.