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Erin Andrews is set to cover her 300th NFL game for Fox on Sunday, when the network’s lead crew broadcasts Packers-Patriots. In a Sports Business Journal interview, she also said she would like to work on a morning show again and discussed her podcast and expanding fashion business.
Fox Sports reporter Erin Andrews is scheduled to cover her 300th NFL game on Sunday, when the network’s lead broadcast crew calls Packers-Patriots. The milestone comes as Andrews continues work across sports and entertainment and says she would like to return to morning television.
Fox is sending its “A” team to the game, which will also mark Tom Brady’s return to Foxborough, according to Sports Business Journal’s November 6 report. Andrews joined Fox in 2012 and has re-signed with the network three times, most recently before the 2025 season. Her broadcast colleagues for the game include play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, analyst Brady and reporter Tom Rinaldi.
Andrews credited Fox Sports president and executive producer Brad Zager with assembling a team that has stayed together. “We just all genuinely enjoy being together,” she told SBJ, describing the group as a “family.” The 300-game figure is a career milestone in her NFL reporting; the report does not provide a breakdown of the games by season or network.
Her work outside NFL broadcasts includes co-hosting the game show “99 to Beat” with Ken Jeong and the podcast “Calm Down” with fellow sportscaster Charissa Thompson. Andrews also filled in for a week on NBC’s “Today” show, in its “Jenna & Friends” segment, last year. She told SBJ she would like to do more morning-show work, but did not announce a new role or a specific opportunity.
A Milestone Beyond the Sideline
The 300th game marks a long-running role in NFL coverage for Andrews, who joined Fox more than a decade ago and remains part of its lead team. Her comments also show how her career spans several formats: live game reporting, entertainment television, podcasting and a sports apparel business.
Her interest in morning television is an expression of intent, not a confirmed job move. Still, it gives a clear indication of a direction she may pursue alongside football coverage. For viewers, the distinction matters: Andrews has said she wants to do more of that work, but neither she nor a network has announced a regular morning-show position.
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From Fox Debut to 300 Games
Andrews began working at Fox in 2012 and has renewed her contract three times, according to SBJ. Her most recent re-signing took place before the 2025 season. The outlet attributed her continued tenure in part to the team culture Zager built, while Andrews herself said the group enjoys working together.
Her other projects have developed over time. She previously co-hosted ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” and now co-hosts “99 to Beat.” “Calm Down,” produced by The Volume and iHeartMedia, is hosted with Thompson; SBJ reported that the podcast released its 429th episode during the week of its November 6 article.
Andrews also co-founded Wear by Erin Andrews with Constance Schwartz-Morini, CEO of SMAC Entertainment, which represents Andrews. The apparel line began with merchandise for all 32 NFL teams and has expanded to licensed products connected to several other leagues and organizations, including the NHL, WNBA, MLB, NBA, NCAA, NWSL and WWE. Andrews told SBJ the line had recently entered Costco.
No Morning Role Announced
Andrews has said she would like to do more morning-show work, but there is no announced appointment, schedule or network agreement in the report. It is not clear whether she is pursuing a particular show or would take on occasional guest-hosting or a regular role.
The 300th-game milestone is scheduled for Sunday’s Packers-Patriots broadcast; the report does not describe any separate ceremony or on-air recognition. It also does not give a full count of Andrews’ past NFL assignments or specify how the total was calculated.
Sunday’s Packers-Patriots Broadcast
Andrews is expected to report from Packers-Patriots on Sunday, November 8, for Fox’s lead crew, making that game her 300th NFL assignment. The broadcast also features Brady’s return to Foxborough.
Beyond the game, Andrews’ next steps in morning television remain open. She has expressed interest, while continuing her Fox role, “Calm Down” and Wear by Erin Andrews. Any new show role or further business expansion would require a separate announcement; none was detailed in the report.
Key Questions
When is Erin Andrews’ 300th NFL game?
She is scheduled to reach the milestone on Sunday, November 8, 2026, covering Fox’s Packers-Patriots broadcast.
Who is on Fox’s Packers-Patriots broadcast team?
The report identifies Fox’s lead team as including Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi.
Has Andrews accepted a morning-show job?
No new job has been announced. Andrews told Sports Business Journal she would like to work on a morning show again, after filling in for a week on NBC’s “Today” show.
What is Wear by Erin Andrews?
It is a sports apparel line co-founded by Andrews and SMAC Entertainment CEO Constance Schwartz-Morini. It began with products for all 32 NFL teams and has since expanded to other leagues and organizations.
Source: sportsbusinessjournal.com
