Jamie Erdahl leads all-women 'Good Morning Football' special on NFL Network

NFL Network’s Good Morning Football is set to break new ground with a dynamic two-day special featuring an all-women cast. Airing on Thursday, June 5, and Friday, June 6, the morning show will spotlight some of the most respected female voices in sports media.

The special event will be led by show regular Jamie Erdahl, who continues to make her mark as a host and NFL analyst. These episodes promise to deliver the same signature energy, insight, and fun that fans have come to love — this time through the lens of powerhouse women who live and breathe football.

Jamie Erdahl joins forces with top female analysts and reporters

The upcoming episodes are part of NFL Network’s continued effort to highlight diversity and excellence in sports media. Thursday’s broadcast will see Jamie Erdahl teaming up with NFL Network’s analytics expert Cynthia Frelund, veteran journalist Jane Slater, and Kelsey Conway, who covers the Cincinnati Bengals.

The following day, Erdahl returns alongside Slater once more, this time joined by New York Giants insider Madelyn Burke and versatile football reporter Tamara Brown, known for her coverage of both the NFL and college football.Speaking about the special, Erdahl emphasized the spirit behind the episodes:“Good Morning Football resonates with fans, as evidenced by our Emmy nomination this year, because of our unique and fun way we cover the NFL,” she said.

“These episodes of GMFB will bring that same personality and energy, just with leading female voices who love the game.”

Adding further star power to the special are a series of high-profile guests. Appearances include Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame inductee Andrea Kremer, NFL on CBS reporter Tracy Wolfson, Division 1 flag football standout Ki’lolo Westerlund, Emmy-winning sports anchor Dawn Mitchell, Grammy-winning musician Melissa Etheridge, and podcast host Allison Kuch.As Good Morning Football gears up for some major changes in the fall — including the departures of Peter Schrager and Akbar Gbajabiamila — the show is doubling down on its commitment to evolving with purpose and passion. With Jamie Erdahl and Kyle Brandt confirmed to return, and a powerful celebration of women in sports at the forefront, the future of GMFB looks as energized as ever. Viewers can catch the special broadcast starting at 8 a.m.

ET on NFL Network, with extended coverage continuing at 10 a.m. ET through GMFB: Overtime on the Roku Channel and syndicated platforms nationwide.Also Read: Houston Texans CB Ronald Darby announces surprise retirement 10 NFL seasons