Erin Andrews has been among the most popular sideline reporters in the NFL for years.
Andrews has the job down to a science and is always prepared to stun viewers for the biggest games of the week. But it seems even Andrews is susceptible to the occasional blunder.
Andrews appeared on a podcast with Charissa Thompson and discussed wearing an all-black outfit in the blistering fun. Judging from what Andrews said, it was as miserable as you’d expect.
“I went all black because the week before I went all white and it’s like, ‘I can’t do it again,'” she said.
“And I was like, ‘eh, how back is it really going to be?’ The problem was the sun was just at my back. So it’s like I could feel the drops [of sweat] just going down.
And then my *** was on fire because my pants were a little thicker. It was black. It was hot. I had my phone in my *** pocket. My phone is like overheating .”
My ass was on fire – @ErinAndrews
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— Calm Down with Erin and Charissa (@calmdownpodcast) October 11, 2024
It’s a shocking admission, considering it’s hard to imagine anyone with more expertise in dressing for the weather, but everyone makes mistakes now and again.
It’ll be interesting to see what Andrews wears this weekend as she looks to get back on track.

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Qwame Skinner has loved both writing and sports his entire life. In addition to his sports coverage at Comeback Media, Qwame writes novels, and his debut; The First Casualty, an adult fantasy, is out now.
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