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Erin Andrews is set to work her 300th NFL game when Fox broadcasts Packers-Patriots on Sunday, Nov. 8. She also told Sports Business Journal she would like to return to morning television, while continuing her podcast and fashion business.
Erin Andrews is set to cover her 300th NFL game on Sunday, when Fox Sports’ lead broadcast team calls the Packers-Patriots matchup. The milestone comes as Andrews continues her NFL role and pursues work outside football, including saying she would like to do more morning television.
The game is scheduled for Sunday afternoon and will feature Fox’s top team: play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, analyst Tom Brady, reporter Andrews and reporter Tom Rinaldi. The matchup also marks Brady’s return to Foxborough, according to Sports Business Journal’s Nov. 6 report. Andrews’ 300-game figure refers to her NFL game assignments; the report does not describe it as a total across all sports or broadcasts.
Andrews joined Fox in 2012 and has re-signed with the network three times. Her most recent agreement came before the 2025 season. She credited Fox Sports president and executive producer Brad Zager with building a working environment that has encouraged the broadcast team to stay and develop.
Her work beyond NFL coverage includes co-hosting the game show 99 to Beat with actor Ken Jeong and the podcast Calm Down with fellow broadcaster Charissa Thompson. The podcast, produced by The Volume and iHeartMedia, released its 429th episode during the week of the report. Andrews also co-founded the apparel business Wear by Erin Andrews with SMAC Entertainment CEO Constance Schwartz-Morini.
A Milestone Alongside New Projects
The 300th game marks a substantial career milestone in a prominent NFL reporting role, while the Sunday broadcast puts Andrews on one of Fox’s highest-profile weekly games. Her comments also show that her career plans extend beyond the sideline: she said she would like to return to a morning show after filling in for a week on NBC’s Today program in 2025.
That interest is not an announced job or a confirmed negotiation. It is an indication of the kinds of opportunities Andrews may pursue while maintaining her football, game-show, podcast and apparel work. The mix of projects also illustrates how a sports broadcaster can build work across television and consumer businesses without leaving the NFL role that established her public profile.
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From Fox Sidelines to Broader Work
Andrews came to Fox in 2012 and has renewed her contract three times, most recently ahead of the 2025 season, the Sports Business Journal reported. She previously co-hosted ABC’s Dancing With the Stars and currently works on 99 to Beat. Her one-week stint on Today’s “Jenna & Friends” segment gave her a chance to try morning television; she has now said she would welcome another opportunity.
Wear by Erin Andrews began with merchandise for the 32 NFL teams and has expanded to licensed apparel connected with other sports and organizations, including the NHL, WNBA, MLB, NBA, NCAA, NWSL and WWE. Andrews told the trade publication that the line had recently entered Costco. The report provides no sales figures or information about the retailer arrangement’s scale.
Morning Show Plans Not Set
Andrews has said she would like more morning-show work, but the report identifies no offer, contract or scheduled return to NBC’s Today or another morning program. It is not clear when or where another opportunity might arise, or how it would fit alongside her existing commitments.
The 300th-game assignment is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 8, based on the report published Nov. 6; the article does not report the broadcast as completed. It also provides no financial or audience figures for her podcast or clothing line, so their commercial performance cannot be assessed from the available information.
Sunday’s Packers-Patriots Broadcast
The immediate next milestone is Fox’s Packers-Patriots broadcast on Sunday, where Andrews is scheduled to reach her 300th NFL game. The report does not identify a separate ceremony or on-air recognition planned for the milestone.
Any further morning-show work remains a possibility rather than a confirmed next step. Andrews is continuing her Fox NFL assignments and other projects, including 99 to Beat, Calm Down and Wear by Erin Andrews; the source does not provide dates for future announcements about those projects.
Key Questions
When is Erin Andrews’ 300th NFL game?
She is scheduled to reach the milestone on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026, during Fox’s Packers-Patriots broadcast.
What role does Andrews have on Fox’s NFL broadcast?
Andrews is a reporter on Fox’s lead team, alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, analyst Tom Brady and reporter Tom Rinaldi.
Is Andrews joining a morning show?
No new morning-show role is confirmed in the report. Andrews said she would like to do more morning television after filling in for a week on NBC’s Today in 2025.
What other projects does Andrews work on?
She co-hosts 99 to Beat with Ken Jeong, hosts the Calm Down podcast with Charissa Thompson and co-founded the sports apparel line Wear by Erin Andrews.
Source: sportsbusinessjournal.com
