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Seth Rollins Joins NFL Network’s Good Morning Football for 2025 Season

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Seth Rollins, the reigning World Heavyweight Champion, will step into a new role as a guest host on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football during the 2025-2026 season. This move marks an expansion of his presence beyond wrestling, as the Chicago Bears fan has already been a recurring guest on the show throughout 2024.

Joining established hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o, and Sherree Burruss, Rollins will be part of the morning lineup following notable cast changes on the program. His ongoing enthusiasm for football and previous appearances, such as the 2025 NFL Draft in April, demonstrate his commitment to engaging with the sport from a broadcasting perspective.

Transition in Good Morning Football’s Hosting Lineup

The NFL Network’s Good Morning Football show experienced significant shifts with the recent departures of long-standing contributors Akbar Gbajabiamila, who left after one season, and Peter Schrager, who exited after nine years. These vacancies created opportunities for fresh faces like Rollins and various guest hosts to step in and offer new dynamics to the show.

Over the past years, Good Morning Football has welcomed a wide array of guest co-hosts, including personalities from different backgrounds such as West Wilson from Summer House, football players like Cody Kessler, D’Marco Farr, Derwin James Jr., Brock Vereen, Camryn Bynum, Isaac Rochell, Laiatu Latu, Isaiah Stanback, Jason Cabinda, Justin Pugh, Nick Cross, Logan Ryan, Will Blackmon, Willie Colon, and others. Rollins now joins this select group as the program expands its hosting diversity.

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Upcoming Championship Challenge at Clash in Paris

Seth Rollins will soon face a critical encounter defending his World Heavyweight Championship at WWE’s Clash in Paris event on August 31. Following his surprising cash-in of the Money In The Bank contract at SummerSlam, where he defeated CM Punk minutes after Punk had won the title from Gunther, Rollins has positioned himself as one of the most dynamic competitors in wrestling today.

Despite public claims that a knee injury sustained at Saturday Night’s Main Event would sideline him for months, Rollins used this as a strategic deception to fuel his championship victory. His next title defense will be a four-way match against LA Knight, CM Punk, and Jey Uso, adding further intensity to the competition in Paris.

Additionally, WWE is reportedly considering a major match featuring Randy Orton as part of the same event, although only five matches are confirmed so far, highlighting the potential for high-profile bouts that could define the card.

Additional Wrestling News Highlights

Meanwhile, several other stories are unfolding in the wrestling world. Nikki Bella is actively seeking to bring a WWE Hall of Famer back to the ring after a three-year absence, demonstrating ongoing interest in reinvigorating past wrestling legacies.

Concerns have been raised following Vince McMahon’s 80th birthday party in New York City, where his apparent frailty sparked discussions about his health amid appearances by numerous wrestling stars.

An anticipated WWE signing has reportedly parted ways with their current promotion after losing a championship, signaling new career developments on the horizon. At the same time, AEW’s Hangman Adam Page looks to the future with the possible reunion of a former partner as rival factions increase tensions.

Roman Reigns has opened up publicly about balancing his Hollywood ambitions with his WWE career, alongside revealing subtle reactions from Paul Heyman that fans previously missed. Meanwhile, Darby Allin is set for an intense falls count anywhere match on AEW Dynamite in Philadelphia, and an ongoing lawsuit against AEW has escalated as former talent launch an appeal for a decision reversal.

The Broader Impact of Rollins’ NFL Network Role and Wrestling Endeavors

Seth Rollins’ transition into the role of NFL Network host underscores a growing trend of wrestlers branching into mainstream media roles, blending their charisma with a passion for sports. His involvement in Good Morning Football will likely attract wrestling fans to the program while enhancing his public profile outside WWE.

Meanwhile, his championship storyline in wrestling remains highly engaging, especially with the high-stakes defense scheduled for Clash in Paris. This dual visibility solidifies Rollins’ status as both an athletic champion and a versatile media personality, suggesting his influence will continue to expand across entertainment and sports broadcasting.

Michael jones
Michael jones
Michael Jones is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, dedicated to covering the WWE Raw Men’s Division. With one year of experience in pro wrestling journalism, he provides fans with up-to-date coverage of major matches, superstar rivalries, and evolving storylines from Monday Night Raw. Michael’s reporting dives into the personalities, promos, and pivotal moments that define the Raw brand, offering insights into character arcs, backstage developments, and pay-per-view buildup. He brings a fresh, detail-oriented perspective to his writing, aiming to inform, entertain, and connect readers to the energy and excitement of WWE’s flagship show. Whether it's a rising contender or a veteran champion, Michael highlights the key figures driving the Raw men’s division forward.
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