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Pretty good moments last night from NFL honors in Las Vegas.

A lot of hardware was handed out.

Lamar Jackson, notching his second MVP.

Really cool to see Christian McCaffrey

bulldoze his way to an offensive player of the year.

Miles Garrett, that defensive player of the year I raised was close. I can assume a lot of great guys.

And then, of course, Joe Flacco, as we like to say on the show, coming out of a dad pickup car line and to the Browns and running them into the playoffs.

Pretty cool. Welcome to Good Morning Football, presented by Draft King Sportsbook, live in New York City, Friday before Super Bowl 58.

In fact, the final hour of Good Morning Football before the Super Bowl.

Oh, wow.

I'm Jamie Yurtall.

There is Peter Schrager, Cameron Wolfe and Brian Hoyer, quarterback extraordinaire, Lombardi trophy winner, guy who has played with over 1,300 teammates we discovered. It's pretty crazy. Pretty crazy. And you have guys on both sides here. I do. And love. Yeah, for sure. No doubt. So, Brian, I'm curious, all the teams you played with, what do you feel like the biggest gap is from when you first started to where it is now with the game and where players are.

16 years. Wow, that's tough. I mean, look, you know, culture changes and, you know, we were talking about before, like social media. I mean, when I started playing, there was no such thing as Twitter, Instagram. You know, now, like you mentioned, you see people racing back and checking, check in their Twitter, you know, the mentions things like that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I think, you know, the thing

that we were, we were hitting on before is the best teams that I've been on are the closest teams, the brotherhood. And we, you know, we saw Christian McCaffrey get up there and thank his teammates. And that gave me chills because, you know, when you're on, when you're a part of a team like that, you know, the sky's the limit. When you're playing for each other, you're not, you know, the coaches are calling the plays, the guys are set in the tone, they're set in the culture, and you can really see that with both teams here. Hoyer played for so long, Twitter changed its name from Twitter to S. That's right, sorry, he's been through two. He got born, it died, and then it changed its name. Was it MySpace? Was MySpace around? Or as Bill would use to reference it as My Face. My Face. Sure.

All right.

Time for the Leave Block.

Leave. and it changed its name. Was it MySpace? Was MySpace around when you first started? Or as Bill would use to reference it as My Face. My Face.

Sure. All right, time for the Leave Block. Has Bill checked you yet, by the way? Has he texted that he's watching? No. No, I don't think so. Boy Dog. Does he call you Hoid Dog? Hoi Dog knows that building all too well. Spent the last school seasons, Las Vegas, getting good morning, Oydog.

That's Allegiant Stadium.

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