FOX NFL Sunday has announced a major broadcasting change for Week 2 of the new season.
The hit show kicks-off again this weekend with the return of Terry Bradshaw, Michael Strahan and Co.
Michael Strahan, Rob Gronkowski and Jimmy Johnson on Fox NFL Sunday[/caption]
The Fox NFL Sunday crew who are back this weekend for the 2025 NFL season[/caption]
They have their normal set near Los Angeles, California, on a weekly basis.
However, the favorites will be heading away from their regular home.
Curt Menefee and the team will be going to Kansas City on September 14.
It comes during a Super Bowl rematch between the Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.
Fox NFL Sunday made the announcement on social networking site X on Thursday.
“Kansas City Here We Come!,” said Fox Sports PR.
“FOX NFL SUNDAY will broadcast a 2-hour show live from KC Live! at the Kansas City Power & Light District leading up to AMERICA’S GAME OF THE WEEK.
“Eagles vs. Chiefs on Sept. 14 beginning at 11:00 ET.”
Fans were excited by the news of them heading out to see Andy Reid‘s side.
“Should be doing this more often,” said one.
A viewer replied: “Agreed!”
Fox NFL Sunday are not the only show to go on the road.
College GameDay and Big Noon Kickoff also travel around the country.
The pregame roadshows follow the huge ties of the weekend.
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Fox NFL Sunday is the flagship program for the network.
For the first time since 2002, the show will be without Jimmy Johnson this year.
The iconic broadcaster retired aged 82 following the Super Bowl in February.
Rob Gronkowski will now join Howie Long, Strahan, Bradshaw and Co, full time.
It is understood this will not be the only time Fox will change locations this NFL season.
Meanwhile, CBS Sports will be kicking off Week 1 from Lambeau Field.
The Green Bay Packers are taking on the hard-hitting Detroit Lions.
