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GMA’s Michael Strahan is missing from morning show after scoring big interview on rival network

GMA’s Michael Strahan is missing from morning show after scoring big interview on rival network

GOOD Morning America host Michael Strahan has gone missing from the morning show on Monday.

Yesterday, he was serving as an analyst for FOX NFL Sunday and scored a big interview with one of the players.

ABCMichael Strahan was absent from GMA on Monday[/caption]

ABCHe served as an analyst for FOX NFL on Sundays and scored a big interview with one of the players[/caption]

GMA fans can expect Michael to be absent from the show every Monday, as long its football season.

He always serves as an analyst on FOX NFL Sundays with Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Curt Menefee, and Jimmy Johnson.

Rebecca Jarvis filled in for the anchor at the desk.

She sat alongside George Stephanopoulos and another ABC correspondent, who filled in for Robin Roberts.

Michael was in Philadelphia on Sunday night to analyze the game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the San Francisco 49ers.

The Eagles wound up with the win and secured themselves a spot in the Super Bowl.

BIG INTERVIEW

Before the game started, Michael posted to his Instagram.

“Ahead of today’s #NFCChampionship game, I sat down with #Eagles QB @jalenhurts! The interview is coming up today on @nflonfox coverage starting at 2 PM ET! See you there,” he captioned the post.

Jalen Hurts is the quarterback for the Eagles.

He was out for a while, due to an injury.

In the video, Michael and Jalen could be seen on cameras as another camera panned across it.

Then, it showed the two men talking, but no one could hear what they were saying.

Michael also reposted the video to his story.

GIANT CALL

Michael left football fans split after he made his predictions for the AFC and NFC title games.

The 51-year-old was speaking ahead of Philadelphia Eagles showdown with San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

He played the entirety of his NFL career with New York Giants.

And the former Super Bowl winner was pulling no punches with his predictions on who would make next month’s showpiece.

The panel was asked to pick who they thought would win in Sunday’s two matches and meet in Arizona on February 12.

Michael went with the majority of the panel with his first pick, predicting that the Eagles would see off the 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field.

That came as a surprise to some Philly fans who were convinced that the former Giant had been “throwing shade” throughout the pre-game show.

One fan wrote: “@MichaelStrahan always wants to throw shade on the negative side of Philly! That is why his @Giants are on the couch!”

Another added: “Just putting it out there. Can’t stand @michaelstrahan giving Eagles no credit but actually picking them to win.”

However, his second selection certainly raised a few eyebrows – as he went against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

The seven-time Pro Bowler believes Koe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals will make it past the Chiefs and reach a second-straight Super Bowl.

And that didn’t go down too well with some members of the Chiefs Kingdom.

One wrote: “I can’t believe you are going against the @Chiefs and @PatrickMahomes#REALLY”

Another fumed: “Whoever believes the Chiefs aren’t disrespected, just listen to Strahan.”

While another said: “Disappointed in your SB picks [Michael Strahan]. #ChiefsKingdom all day everyday.”

InstagramMichael had a big interview with Jalen Hurts before the game on Sunday[/caption]

GettyThe host has many other jobs outside of GMA[/caption]

Getty Images – GettyLast week, he was absent on Monday, due to receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame[/caption]

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