GMFB makes major broadcast change for Thanksgiving show as Kyle Brandt tells co-star ‘don’t dig too deep’ on new set

GOOD Morning Football made a major change to the show on Thanksgiving.

But it came with a warning from Kyle Brandt to his co-star Peter Schrager.

2

2

Brandt, Schrager, Jamie Erdahl and Akbar Gbajabiamila all broadcast from the comfort of their own homes.

Schrager said it was the first time they were allowed to be home with family for a Thanksgiving edition of the show.

And he took a trip to Baltimore, Maryland to celebrate the holiday with family.

Schrager revealed he was broadcasting live from his father-in-law’s office.

He likened in to a Baltimore sports museum with memorabilia everywhere.

Co-star Brandt was in his basement in New York.

And he warned Schrager, “Peter, don’t dig too deep into your father-in-law’s office.

“You don’t want to find anything you’re not looking for.”

He followed up by clarifying that his own father-in-law’s office would be full of war memorabilia.

The show aired as normal from 8 am ET until 10 am ET on NFL Network despite it being a public holiday.

The crew kept things as normal as possible despite the major set change.

But there were, of course, Thanksgiving-themed segments.

One of those saw Brandt and Gbajabiamila argue over dinner sides.

Brandt joked on X that he and his co-star were “about to draw swords” in a debate about mashed potatoes or mac and cheese.

And the debate caused social media users to get involved as well.

“Mac N Cheese was never on my Thanksgiving table,” one said.

They continued, “I can have Mac n cheese any day of the week but not on Thanksgiving – that’s just how my family rolls.”

Another fan wrote, “I love how everyone is trying to throw Mac n cheese in there like it belongs, I’ll pass.

“Green bean casserole, potatoes, gravy. Mac was added to try to get kids to eat, let’s be real.”

And a third said, “Mac n cheese is NOT a Thanksgiving food. You cannot have turkey without stuffing.”