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Seth Rollins lands new job weeks before WrestleMania as NFL Network show makes major shake-up
Good Morning Football has a new host joining their panel. The NFL Network breakfast show will be making a major change as they announced they will have WWE star Seth Rollins join them on air as a co-host. Good Morning Football will be getting some WWE stardust next weekGetty Despite WrestleMania fast approaching, the two-time WWE Universal champion will take a brief break from the ring to talk football. Speaking to Ryan Glasspiegal of Front Office Sports, Rollins confirmed he will appear as a guest host for three days from March 24-26. “It’s something that I’ve always kind of been interested in, especially in the past few years,” Rollins said. “I’ve gone down to the Super Bowl and done Radio Row. I found myself guest spots on all these shows kind of talking about football, talking about the Chicago Bears.” “And I’ve really enjoyed it. I enjoyed meeting the people. I’ve enjoyed the process.” This is not the first time Rollins has appeared on NFL Network. His last appearance came on February 6 where he spoke about the Chicago Bears hiring Ben Johnson and offered his winner of Super Bowl 59. Rollins’ co-hosts will be regulars Jamie Erdahl and Akbar Gbajabiamila. The 38-year-old will likely fit right as he has struck up a blossoming friendship with host Kyle Brandt. “Kyle and I probably admired each other from afar for a while,” Rollins said. Seth Rollins is one of WWE’s biggest stars and will appear on Good Morning FootballWWE He has appeared on the beloved NFL Network breakfast show before@GMFB Rollins also shared a story to demonstrate just how much of a big Bears fan he is. The WWE star said he once became apoplectic when the Bears lost to the Lions on Thanksgiving after then–head coach Matt Eberflus infamously neglected to call timeout. “They had to take the girl outside—like the baby couldn’t be around me watching the game,” Rollins recalled. “There was a pillowcase thrown. We had some fast food from the night before that had been chucked. It was not a good time to be in that hotel room on Thanksgiving morning.” The new role for Rollins isn’t far from a dream job. The WWE star recently admitted to Jimmy Traina of Sports Illustrated that being a Bears analyst is something he always wanted to do. The Architect then cited Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, and Greg Olsen as some of the NFL broadcasters he enjoys watching. NFL's Greatest...... Ranking the top 10...... Quarterbacks of all-time – Can anyone better Tom Brady? Wide receivers of all-time – Does Randy Moss or Jerry Rice come out on top? Running backs of all-time – Stacking Jim Brown, Barrie Sanders, Walter Payton, Emmett Smith and more Tight ends of all-time – How does Travis Kelce compare? “There’s guys I love. John Madden when Madden was in there. I love Al Michaels. People give Al a hard time on Thursdays, but I love him,” Rollins said. “Kirk Herbstreit’s done a great job there, too. You know who I love? Greg Olsen. I think Greg Olsen is amazing.” Rollins’ first broadcast on March 24 is a Monday, so it’s unlikely he’s flying from the NFL Network studio in Los Angeles all the way to Glasgow, Scotland for Raw later that day. However, Rollins, Roman Reigns and CM Punk have been confirmed for Friday’s episode of SmackDown. The trio will likely continue their ongoing feud that is expected to lead to a triple-threat match at WrestleMania 41.
Good Morning Football has a new host joining their panel.
The NFL Network breakfast show will be making a major change as they announced they will have WWE star Seth Rollins join them on air as a co-host.
Despite WrestleMania fast approaching, the two-time WWE Universal champion will take a brief break from the ring to talk football.
Speaking to Ryan Glasspiegal of Front Office Sports, Rollins confirmed he will appear as a guest host for three days from March 24-26.
“It’s something that I’ve always kind of been interested in, especially in the past few years,” Rollins said.
“I’ve gone down to the Super Bowl and done Radio Row. I found myself guest spots on all these shows kind of talking about football, talking about the Chicago Bears.”
“And I’ve really enjoyed it. I enjoyed meeting the people. I’ve enjoyed the process.”
This is not the first time Rollins has appeared on NFL Network.
His last appearance came on February 6 where he spoke about the Chicago Bears hiring Ben Johnson and offered his winner of Super Bowl 59.
Rollins’ co-hosts will be regulars Jamie Erdahl and Akbar Gbajabiamila.
The 38-year-old will likely fit right as he has struck up a blossoming friendship with host Kyle Brandt.
“Kyle and I probably admired each other from afar for a while,” Rollins said.
Rollins also shared a story to demonstrate just how much of a big Bears fan he is.
The WWE star said he once became apoplectic when the Bears lost to the Lions on Thanksgiving after then–head coach Matt Eberflus infamously neglected to call timeout.
“They had to take the girl outside—like the baby couldn’t be around me watching the game,” Rollins recalled.
“There was a pillowcase thrown. We had some fast food from the night before that had been chucked. It was not a good time to be in that hotel room on Thanksgiving morning.”
The new role for Rollins isn’t far from a dream job. The WWE star recently admitted to Jimmy Traina of Sports Illustrated that being a Bears analyst is something he always wanted to do.
The Architect then cited Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, and Greg Olsen as some of the NFL broadcasters he enjoys watching.
NFL's Greatest......
Ranking the top 10......
Quarterbacks of all-time – Can anyone better Tom Brady?
Wide receivers of all-time – Does Randy Moss or Jerry Rice come out on top?
Running backs of all-time – Stacking Jim Brown, Barrie Sanders, Walter Payton, Emmett Smith and more
Tight ends of all-time – How does Travis Kelce compare?
“There’s guys I love. John Madden when Madden was in there. I love Al Michaels. People give Al a hard time on Thursdays, but I love him,” Rollins said.
“Kirk Herbstreit’s done a great job there, too. You know who I love? Greg Olsen. I think Greg Olsen is amazing.”
Rollins’ first broadcast on March 24 is a Monday, so it’s unlikely he’s flying from the NFL Network studio in Los Angeles all the way to Glasgow, Scotland for Raw later that day.
However, Rollins, Roman Reigns and CM Punk have been confirmed for Friday’s episode of SmackDown.
The trio will likely continue their ongoing feud that is expected to lead to a triple-threat match at WrestleMania 41.
