Erin Andrews also started her season. She just walked onto the field in Week 1, and the internet lost it.
The longtime Fox Sports sideline reporter showed up at the Giants-Commanders season opener in an all-black outfit that looked enough to grab attention. She wasn’t there for a fashion show, but she might as well have been. When cameras pointed at her, people on social media had their reactions ready.
This isn’t the first time Andrews turned heads with a sideline look, either. Just last season, fans had plenty to say when she put on a leather outfit during the Commanders-Lions playoff game. Now she’s back, and she’s will be once again the most hyped person on the sideline.
Fans Reacted To Erin Andrews’ First Look Of The Season
Andrews has been a fixture on NFL broadcasts since leaving ESPN for Fox Sports in 2012. She now works on FOX’s top crew with Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, and Tom Rinaldi. That lineup alone is a big draw, but it’s Andrews who had fans buzzing in Week 1.
“Erin Andrews aging like fine wine,” one fan wrote.
Another added, “Erin Andrews is still a dime piece.”
A third simply said, “ERIN ANDREWS SIGHTING.”
It’s not hard to see why people keep talking. Andrews continues to bring the same energy and confidence that made her one of the most recognizable figures in sports broadcasting. Her look might grab attention, but her presence on the sideline is what anchors every broadcast.
FOX wasted no time showing off her Week 1 style during the Giants-Commanders game. That exposure and the social media attention made her outfit as much of a storyline as Jayden Daniels’ first snaps of his season or Russell Wilson’s veteran debut in New York.
The conversation around Andrews also connects to bigger questions about her career path. Just this offseason, she and Charissa Thompson made final calls on their roles at Fox Sports. That move only reinforced her staying power heading into another NFL season.
For fans, though, Week 1 was simple. Football came back. The Commanders and Giants kicked things off. And Erin Andrews walked onto the field, dressed in black.
