Jamie Erdahl Archives - Awful Announcing

Jamie Erdahl tells touching Greg Gumbel story on ‘Good Morning Football’

"Truth be told, she's a good person and a hard worker. She doesn't need my help."

"I cherished every single flight and meal and car ride and game that we worked."

Jamie Erdahl had to do the honors.

The Good Morning Football host received the highest honor for a Vikings fan.

The NFL Network will broadcast seven exclusive games in 2024, including four international matchups.

"I haven’t googled myself since 2013…. for obvious reasons."

"In order for you to do any type of good, you have to have a voice."

"You cannot start ‘tell me about’ and then end it with a question. It’s physically impossible."

"It is my honor to reintroduce the undisputed greatest football show in the history of the world."

GMFB will face challenges with a split team, but Erdahl's optimistic about the show's future.

Two names that have been considered to replace McCourty are former NFL player Manti Te’o and Akbar Gbajabiamila.

GMF's Jamie Erdahl shares her emotional childbirth story, thanking medical staff and family for their support during a difficult delivery.

"So I will see you from LA. But now I’m gonna go have a baby.”

CBS and TNT Sports unveiled their March Madness announcers featuring the first Final Four called by longtime broadcaster Ian Eagle.

"That's where I began my costume, as well, because I am pregnant."

NFL Network saw year-over-year ratings increases in the month of August, which included gains for Good Morning Football.

"Let’s also put up a huge, Times Square-style Calvin Klein poster of me with tiny little Lego quarterbacks."

"I was sweating bullets on the sidelines when we were up 98-0 with no time left on the clock."

"That's alright! It happens to all of us. We're on truTV, man."

"Nick Saban is losing his sh*t."

CBS has elevated Dell into Erdahl's old role, and Burruss into Dell's old role.

Erdahl made some impressive shots here.

Erdahl provided some play-by-play for a few plays with Nessler and Danielson off the air.

LaForce will join Turner after being with CBS.