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Erin Andrews is an Emmy nominated sports broadcaster as part FOX Sports’ A Team. Andrews can be seen weekly on FOX NFL Sunday, a show that records a staggering 56.4 million unique viewers, doing sideline coverage and features.
Recently, Andrews became the first female recipient to be honored with the prestigious Pat Summerall Award to recognize her career and impact she has made in her community. Erin has also been named the recipient of Vince Lombardi’s Award of Excellence which recognizes individuals who capture the spirit of commitment and pursuit of excellence. Last year, Andrews was honored with a Gracie Award.
Last year, Andrews launched a podcast that she co-hosts with Charissa Thompson called Calm Down with Erin and Charissa for iHeartRadio. The podcast consists of unfiltered conversations between two girlfriends about life, gossip, sports and pretty much every random topic that needs to be dissected.
Erin Andrews’ recently added “creator” to her long list of titles with the launch of her women’s NFL apparel line, WEAR by Erin Andrews. The fashionable, comfortable and subtle line, designed for women to wear anywhere and everywhere, has quickly garnered notable attention- becoming one of the top NFL women’s only brand since it launched in October 2019. Due to overwhelming demand, WEAR has expanded to the NBA, NCAA and NHL.
In addition to being a trailblazer in the sports world, Andrews also made a name for herself in entertainment as she co-hosted ABC’s long-running reality series, Dancing with the Stars, alongside Tom Bergeron for 11 seasons. Having a unique perspective on the competition, Erin was also a contestant in 2010, where she was paired with Maksim Chmerkovkiy and earned third place.
Recent notable appearances include her coverage of Super Bowl LIV, Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl XLVIII, the 2021 NFC Championship Game, the 2015 & 2014 World Series, the 2015 & 2014 MLB All Star Games and hosting FOX’s Prime Time College Football Pregame Show. Prior to her move to FOX, Andrews spent eight years at ESPN where she hosted the first hour of ESPN’s College GameDay on ESPNU and was a features reporter for the full three-hour program, congruently serving as a sideline reporter for NCAA football and basketball games.
Erin began her career with Fox Sports-Florida South as a freelance reporter and Tampa Bay Lightning reporter for the Sunshine Network. She joined ESPN in May 2004 as a reporter for the network’s National Hockey League coverage and quickly become a fan favorite, transitioning into college football and basketball.
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