GMFB Thursday Hour 1: Vikings chose JJ McCarthy as QB1, Brandon Graham joins!

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4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Kimmi Chex, Kyle Brandt, Isaac Rochell, Cam Bynum and Laiatu Latu discussing the Minnesota Vikings decision to move forward with JJ McCarthy as QB1. Then they ask Laiatu about his rookie season and Cam Bynum about his last season with the Vikings. Newly retired Philadelphia Eagle Brandon Graham joins the show and talks about how he’s feeling after his retirement announcement, he shares what he’s going to miss the most in the NFL, and then he reflects on his strip sack on Tom Brady in the Super Bowl.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.
0:12.1	Yeah, yeah.
0:15.7	Come on.
0:17.3	Hey, hey, hey.
0:18.9	Oh, no.
0:23.0	Good morning football. Good morning.
0:23.7	Football.
0:26.0	First down in 10.
0:26.9	Play action.
0:28.5	Williams was looking deep.
0:29.5	Lost to football.
0:31.4	Locked away by Latu.
0:33.4	And there's a fight for it.
0:38.2	The first defensive player selected in the NFL draft this year.
0:40.2	Lyotu Latu.
0:44.6	The Vikings have had plenty of opportunities to put this game on to preach,
0:46.7	but it's going to have to come down to our defense.
0:49.2	Birding, back to pass him, and he needs to sack him.
0:50.4	He loops them over the middle.
0:52.0	Intercepted!
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