Erin Andrews feared the worst about Lions-Packers halftime report: ‘S–t down my leg’

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Reilly, B. (2026, October 28). Erin Andrews feared the worst about Lions-Packers halftime report: ‘S–t down my leg’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/28/sports/erin-andrews-feared-the-worst-about-lions-packers-halftime-report-s-t-down-my-leg/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-28 · by Bridget Reilly

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Erin Andrews, an NFL sideline reporter for Fox, experienced significant stress during halftime of the Packers-Lions game when her usual routine was disrupted due to extra time spent with coach Matt LaFleur and less than a minute before going live. This led to her scrambling for information and arriving out of breath in front of the camera, admitting on a podcast that she felt like vomiting and had an accident during the hectic situation. Andrews has been a sideline reporter at Fox for 14 years, previously working for ESPN as well.
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The NFL Fox sideline reporter worked the Packers-Lions game alongside Tom Rinaldi, Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady, and explained she typically has time to ask two questions to a coach at halftime while on Tuesday’s episode of the “Calm Down” podcast with co-host Charissa Thompson. However, since Ford Field’s ramp is so long, Andrews had more time with Packers’ Matt LaFleur than expected, asking four or five questions.
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Erin Andrews was out of time and out of breath, and it showed on camera during her halftime report Sunday, which she claimed made her “puke” and “crap down her leg” in the aftermath. asserted
her → show → aftermath
The NFL Fox sideline reporter worked the Packers-Lions game alongside Tom Rinaldi, Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady, and explained she typically has time to ask two questions to a coach at halftime while on Tuesday’s episode of the “Calm Down” podcast with co-host Charissa Thompson. However, since Ford Field’s ramp is so long, Andrews had more time with Packers’ Matt LaFleur than expected, asking four or five questions. asserted
Andrews → work → questions
Yet, she came back to the field with about one minute until Fox was back on-air. asserted
Fox → come → air
“I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I’ve got to shore up my notes.’ asserted
I → ’m → notes
I’m putting it all together,” Andrews said. asserted
Andrews → put → it
“And I’m like, ‘Wait, s–t. asserted
I → ’m → ?
What did he say about going for it?’ Because I never want to quote a coach and get it wrong.” asserted
it → say → coach
Andrews, 48, quickly listened back to the record of her conversation with LaFleur before Burkhardt sent the broadcast over to her. asserted
Burkhardt → listen → her
She soon realized she didn’t have information on injuries. asserted
she → realize → injuries
“So, I run. asserted
I → run → ?
I literally am standing in front of the camera, and my producer goes, ‘Erin, we’re gonna come to you first.’ asserted
we → stand → you
And then I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I don’t have the injuries.’ asserted
I → ’m → injuries
I run to find PR, and then Kevin and Tom are on-air; I’m not near the camera,” she said. asserted
she → run → camera
Impressivley, Andrews made it back to the camera in time but said she stumbled throughout her report after running around. asserted
she → make → report
She reported LaFleur saying “we need to finish drives” and was “mad at himself” because he didn’t go for the field goal and instead opted to go for it on 4th-and-4 from the Detroit 7-yard line, with Green Bay failing to convert while trailing 10-7 in the second quarter. asserted
Bay → report → quarter
“I’m fully f–king out of breath, which is inappropriate,” Andrews said. asserted
Andrews → ’m → breath
It was so stupid and it’s all because the ramp was so long. asserted
ramp → ’ → ?
And then I’m like ‘The first thing he told me was this, this and this.’ asserted
he → ’m → me
And then I’m like, ‘What did I just say?’ asserted
I → ’m → What
And I realize I had just said the offense, and I go, ‘Wait, Kev, I just said the offense…’ asserted
I → realize → offense
Then they f–king snap the ball, and I go, ‘Don’t worry, Kev, I’ll get it together after this play.’” asserted
I → snap → play
Andrews added that Tom Brady said “Aww” after that. asserted
Brady → add → that
“He does that on-air because he knew I was struggling,” she said. asserted
she → do → air
“And then I’m like, ‘Oh my God, how many people are watching, and I just sh–t down my leg. asserted
I → ’m → leg
I’m so much better than that,” she said. asserted
she → ’m → that
Andrews has been a sideline veteran at Fox for 14 years, joining the network in July 2012. asserted
Andrews → join → July
Previously, she served as a reporter for ESPN, covering the NHL and later on college football and Big Ten basketball. asserted
she → serve → football
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