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That's right. This is good morning football, everybody. GMFB. We're live in L.A. and New York City. It's Monday, March 31st. I'm Jamie Erdall. There's Manciteo pointing to Kyle Brandt and Peter Schrager. Kyle Brandt, why do we love Peter Schrager more today than any other day on the history of GMFB? Well, Peter said it earlier in the show, and it's not for me to say. So why don't we go to the two shot and Peter, you can once again, unless anybody's tuning in, and go ahead and say. Today is my last day on Good Morning Football. I've been on this show for nine years. I'll have a little speech at the end of the show and kind of say farewell in a real way. But for you, viewers, at home, is the last time you'll see me in this chair and Kyle, Jamie Mantai. Last time we'll work together as a foursome on this show and just know how much you guys mean to me and how special you are and Kyle,

especially who has been with me since day one, one of my best friends in the world and probably the best teammate I'll ever have in my career, no matter where I end up going. So love you, buddy. And let's wrap up our final hour with great pride and let's do it the way we should, our way. Thank you, Peter. We're going to talk more about it. later's a lot of intrigue about where Peter might go next, not to spoil it, but Peter's going to go work for Tesla after this. Is that right? And then I have the Pittsburgh Steelers waiting on me as well. Really? I've got some options. Peter, look at you. Okay. What do we got? Well, that's perfect because the coaches are speaking right now in Florida. And I believe we have the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers answering questions as to free agents he might sign this offseason, whether it be a quarterback or Peter Schrager.

It's time for the lead block.

He's a free agent.

As you guys know, he came to visit last Friday.

We had a really productive day.

He's been in this thing a long time. I've been in this thing a long time,

but it's no substitute for, you know, intimacy and spending time together

and getting to know one another in a non-competitive environment.

And so that was really good.

But I don't have any new updates in terms of where the process is.

We'll see where it leaves us.

I don't know how anybody could say how hard it would be.

We've never seen a player, you know, necessarily do it.

I think that there are some things that he can improve on by, you know,

probably concentrating on more than, oh, just on one

position, but never going to put any restrictions on Travis or any player. We try to, as much as

they can handle, that we're going to continue to put more on their plate. And so if he were on

our football team and he showed a great skill at one position

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