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Welcome, welcome, welcome to Good Morning Football Live in New York City.

As always, it's Tuesday, August 8th.

I'm Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Jason McCordy, Peter Schrager, cast of characters here.

Speaking of cast of characters tonight, Hard Knocks. Back on HBO. We're going to talk about it in the second hour, but Jason, I'm always, I feel quite proud that last year was kind of your first induction into the Hard Knocks viewing experience. Do you have a different stance on it now that you are a member of the media? No, I'm ready for the Jets to be my favorite team this year. Last year was the Lions. Everything Hard Knocks, I loved it, Dan Campbell. So I'm waiting now this year, Robert Sala, Aaron Rogers. I'm going to be a huge Jets fan. And after we finish Hard Knocks, they're going to be winning the Super Bowl. Yes. The Hard Knocks team almost never makes the playoffs. It's really, really not a thing that happened.

Even the lines last year were close, didn't make it. This must be the exception, right? I'm sure they'll get one of those 70-FCPA. I'm sure they will, right? Seven playoffs? I think they're thinking Super Bowl. This might be step one for the Jets. Just get all those cameras up in our locker. All right. Let's go from there.

Okay.

What it could be is that if it is the first time a hard-knock team makes a Super Bowl,

like they should be like a follow-up. for the Jets. Just get all those cameras up in our locker. All right. Let's go from there. What it could be is that if it is the first time a Hard Knocks team makes a Super Bowl,

like they should be like a follow-up version of it, like in March or February, like Hard Knocks repeats. That would be pretty cool. Yeah, exactly. We are going to talk about that. We even have a preview, I believe, in the second hour of Good Morning Football. football, but until then, time for the lead block.

The Broncos will take on the Cardinals on Friday night

for their preseason opener

right here on NFL Network.

And this week, Sean Payton disclosed that Russell Wilson and the rest of the Broncos

first team, the starters, will start and play about 15 to 18 snaps.

Kind of an interesting approach to the first week of the preseason,

but here's Coach Peyton on what he's looking to see

and what he doesn't want to see from his team on Friday night.

Hopefully you want to see guys that are playing full speed

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