Erin Andrews has become the face of NFL coverage over the past few years.
Despite many of her broadcasting partners moving on to the likes of ESPN and Amazon, she has remained a permanent fixture on FOX and served as an essential element of football consistency on Sundays.
With the Kansas City Chiefs having claimed the championship this year and the NFL season officially wrapped, Andrews and her husband Jarret Stoll embarked on a well-deserved vacation.
The pair shared their wild trip photos on social media this past week.
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NFL fans adore Andrews, and they were quick to react to her latest imagery.
“Love this photo of you two,” one person wrote.
“Jealousy is real right now. Love this and y’all,” another person replied.
“Are the Chiefs Refs there cutting in the Apres line for your drinks?” a third fan joked.
Interestingly enough, rather than going straight into vacation mode after the NFL season ended, Andrews first did a special golf event. Her photos with Tiger Woods caused quite the stir. Only when that was out of the way did she embark on her trip.
Andrews’ podcast co-host and fellow NFL broadcaster, Charissa Thompson, also recently took a page out of her book. She and her new beau embarked on a boat trip and shared some provocative imagery from their intimate adventure.
Andrews and Thompson have quietly put together one of the more beloved sports podcasts around over the past year. A lot of it has to do with how honest and open they are about their lives.
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Whether it’s Andrews divulging her racy text messages brouhaha or Thompson opening up about her first time, the pair is nothing if not real. Couple that with their undeniable love for and knowledge about football and you can see why NFL fans appreciate them so much.
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This past year was a big one for Andrews. She left her mark on the sports world in a very noticeable way.
Now she is going to relax for a few months and recharge her batteries.
Once the NFL season returns later in 2023, Andrews will be right back to doing what she does best: giving NFL fans the best coverage they can possibly get about the sport of football.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
