ESPN Ends Syndicated Edition of Good Morning Football

The move removes the Sony- and affiliate-distributed two-hour feed and could prompt changes to the flagship show's format under ESPN’s new control of NFL Network.

Overview

ESPN has decided not to renew the two-hour syndicated edition, GMFB: Overtime, which means that third-party distribution on the Roku Channel and local affiliates will stop.
The primary Good Morning Football broadcast will remain on NFL Network even though the syndicated version is ending.
GMFB: Overtime debuted in August 2024 after production moved from New York to Los Angeles and the main show was shortened from three hours to two to allow a taped second edition.
The cancellation was reported by Front Office Sports and confirmed by other outlets, and an ESPN spokesperson declined to comment on the decision.
Low syndicated ratings were cited in coverage as a factor of interest, and it remains unclear whether ESPN will restore the flagship show's previous three-hour runtime or change production and affiliate schedules.