Like the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles, Erin Andrews withstood the elements to work Sunday’s game at Lincoln Financial Field.
Andrews covered a 24-20 Rams victory for Fox in rainy conditions. The sideline reporter offered a quick peek behind the scenes, highlighting her preparation for the weather.
The broadcaster shared a post captioned “Instagram vs reality” on Tuesday. The first photo displays a smiling Andrews, wearing an all-black rain suit, holding an umbrella and talking into a Fox microphone on the sideline.
In the next slide, a video shows Andrews taking off, then later putting on, black rain pants to cover her leather pants.
Some colleagues replied to Andrews’ post by complimenting her outfit and ability to change on the fly.
“She stays ready,” Fox host Charissa Thompson said of her friend and podcast partner.
“This is the chicest rain suit ever,” AEW personality Renee Paquette declared.
“What’s most impressive is doing that with the shoes still on,” a fan noted.
“Pleaseeee do a podcast segment on how you prepare for all of these weather conditions!!! -Xoxo other reporters trying to learn from the goat,” BBN Tonight reporter Maggie Davis asked.
Rams defeat Eagles on rainy day
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Before the game, Andrews doubled as a meteorologist to give a tongue-in-cheek weather report on “Fox NFL Sunday.” She noted that the rain wasn’t cooperating as some forecasts anticipated.
“Clearly, if you see my hair growing from the back into the front, that means we have some humidity,” Andrew said. “We have a mist, we have some wind. This thing was supposed to taper off at noon, but I don’t see that tapering anywhere.”
Eagles fans sat in gloomy weather only to watch the home team stumble down the stretch. Philadelphia didn’t score in the second half, and the Rams found the end zone on consecutive fourth-quarter drives to erase a 10-point deficit.
Kyren Williams sparked the comeback with 80 rushing yards, a career-high 10 catches, and two touchdowns. The Rams running back unleashed primal screams at the beginning and end of a fiery post-game interview with Andrews.
“I’m just super proud of this team,” Williams told Andrews. “How we fought, and how we stayed connected throughout all the stuff that went wrong.”
