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NFL Network is gearing up for the season with a fresh weekday lineup.
Inside Training Camp will gave fans insight into all 32 teams.
It will air at 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. ET on weekdays, with shows at 3 p.m. Saturday and 12 p.m. Sunday.
The new show debuts Monday alongside revamped flagship Good Morning Football, which returns from its relocated home in Inglewood, California.
Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Kyle Brandt are all returning, with the latter two splitting their time between Los Angeles and New York.
They both have young families on the East Coast.
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There had been uncertainty over whether Schrager and Brandt would return.
They'll be joined by four-year NFL veteran Akbar Gbajabiamila, who has hosted American Ninja Warrior since 2013, and Sherree Burruss.
The moves follow Jason McCourty's decision not to return to the show following its move from New York.
Gbajabiamila joins as the fourth person at the GMFB desk, while Burruss will work as a news reporter.
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"I’m happy to be with my guy Kyle for yet another era of the program, look forward to keep talking football every morning with Jamie, and have long appreciated Akbar and Sherree’s work,” Schrager told USA Today.
Brandt believes the show will continue to be successful despite its numerous changes.
"In our first three years, we worked in three different studios. Nate Burleson left and we won (an Emmy Award). It doesn’t make sense," Brandt said.
"But that’s the way we like it. ‘Friends having fun with football.’ It keeps working. This will, too."
The reach will also expand with GMFB: Overtime, a new two-hour daily show that premieres on The Roku Channel on July 29.
"Not only are we bringing back a show that so many fans have woken up to and loved for years, we are giving it a state-of-the-art new home with even more resources and space for our talent to showcase their signature segments and fun takes on the game of football," said Angela Ellis, who will oversee the show's brand.
GMFB will air 8-10 a.m. ET Monday through Friday.
Meet the revamped Good Morning Football cast
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SHERREE BURRUSS
Ex-CBS Sports sideline reporter and anchor who covered college basketball and college football and the NFL.
AKBAR GBAJABIAMILA
Former NFL linebacker who has served as a fantasy expert and analyst on NFL Fantasy Live.
KYLE BRANDT
Part of the original GMFB cast, joined NFL Network in 2016 after serving as a producer and writer for The Jim Rome Show for nine years.
PETER SCHRAGER
NFL sideline reporter and writer for Fox Sports, who launched GMFB together with Brandt in 2016.
JAMIE ERDAHL
Joined the GMFB cast in 2022 after an eight-year stint as an NFL sideline reporter and lead SEC reporter at CBS Sports.
It went on hiatus over the summer ahead of the move to NFL Network's studios opposite SoFi stadium.
Burruss revealed her delight in joining the high-profile show.
“When you think NFL Network, you think Good Morning Football," she said.
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"So, to be able to join this iconic show is one of those pinch me moments and a professional highlight for me."
GMFB and GMFB: Overtime are produced by NFL Media.