We have BT, CTV's Your Morning, Global's Morning Show and a host of other programs for early risers in Canada. The U.S. has the Today Show, CBS Mornings and Good Morning America, along with a host of local shows. 

So would you watch two hours of morning programming about the NFL every day when you get up? That's what's in the works, as the NFL Network has decided to syndicate its daily early AM cable program called "Good Morning Football." The plan is to make it available to American stations across the country, in either one or two hour lengths. 

I suppose fanatics might tune in. But do you really need hours and hours and hours of news about a league that may not even be playing for half the year?

"Three hours of Good Morning Football have aired on the NFL’s pay TV channel NFL Network since 2016. Starting this fall, the network will produce an additional two hours of the program — which will be called “GMFB” — and stations will have the option of taking one or both hours.

The NFL and Sony are still working to sign new affiliate agreements for GMFB, and additional details are expected to be announced at a later date."

I will be very curious to see who takes this show and whether it winds up being a hit on mainstream TV.

Oh, and whether it constantly runs overtime and interrupts the start time of the show that follows it!

Would you watch this?

NFL bringing “Good Morning Football” to free broadcast TV