One of NFL Media’s top on-air personalities is sticking around for the long run.
On Monday, the Sports Business Journal reported that Kyle Brandt had signed a new long-term deal with the company.
Brandt will remain a part of Good Morning Football, NFL Network’s long-running morning show, while also making appearances on “the NFL’s digital and social content.” Additionally, Brandt will “develop content ideas for NFL Media.”
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Last month, Brandt inked a deal with Omaha Productions which included a podcast called Kyle Brandt’s Basement on ESPN’s digital platforms.

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