Packers OT Rasheed Walker joins 'GMFB' and previews Week 1 matchup vs. Lions, Jordan Love entering 2025

Green Bay Packers offensive tackle Rasheed Walker appeared on "GMFB" to discuss the Week 1 matchup against the Detroit Lions and quarterback Jordan Love's outlook for the 2025 season.

New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid joined "GMFB" to analyze Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and debated whether Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen or Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson presents a tougher challenge for defenses.

The "GMFB" panel selected an emoji to characterize the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation during their discussion.

"GMFB" featured a segment called "Name That Rookie," where panelists identified rookie players based on clues or descriptions.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni's analysis of criticism toward quarterback Jalen Hurts was examined by the "GMFB" crew.

In a "Big deal or no big deal" segment, "GMFB" debated the significance of San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings' contract demands.

The show discussed Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders' circumstances and a recent tweet, offering interpretations of the situation.

Another "Big deal or no big deal" debate focused on the importance of NFL players teaming up with their former college teammates professionally.

Sophie Guitron appeared on "GMFB" to talk about representing the Los Angeles Chargers in the upcoming 2025 NFL Flag Championships.

"GMFB" panelists selected which quarterback from the 2018 draft class they would choose to lead a team against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The show highlighted which 2018 draft class quarterbacks' training camp performances intrigue the "GMFB" panel most this season.

"GMFB" covered defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh's retirement announcement after 13 NFL seasons.

Top career plays from Ndamukong Suh's NFL tenure were showcased during the broadcast.

Panelists shared reactions to Hall of Famer Randy Moss' recent comments about Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson.

"GMFB" debated whether the Los Angeles Chargers will demonstrate significant changes in their team identity or performance during the 2025 season.