Tom Brady honors Erin Andrews for 300 NFL broadcasts on social media
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 3:34 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Tom Brady expressed his admiration for Erin Andrews by posting three heart emojis on social media as she approaches her 300th NFL broadcast. The milestone occurs during a special weekend as Brady prepares to call his first game in Foxborough as an analyst. Andrews, a longtime sideline reporter for Fox Sports, began her career in 2000 and has built a notable presence in the industry. As she reaches this significant point in her career, Brady’s acknowledgment highlights the respect she holds among her peers. The game, where Brady will analyze the matchup, takes place at Gillette Stadium against the Green Bay Packers.
- •Brady posts emojis in support of Andrews' 300th NFL broadcast
- •Andrews has been a sideline reporter for Fox Sports since 2012
- •Brady set to analyze a game in Foxborough for the first time
- •The game features the New England Patriots against the Green Bay Packers
- •Andrews' career began in 2000 with Fox Sports Florida
- 3:34 AMYahoo Sports — Tom Brady Drops Heart Emoji on Insta for Erin Andrews
"Tom Brady reacts with three hearts to Erin Andrews reaching 300 NFL broadcasts. The legend returns to Foxborough to call his first game there as an analyst.
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