Erin Andrews is a name to reckon with in the broadcasting circuit. After starting off as a sports reporter years ago, Erin has worked incredibly hard to become one of the most renowned sportscasters in the business.
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NBA, NFL, NHL, and even MLB, Erin has covered almost all the famous sporting leagues in the States at some point in her broadcasting career.
Moreover, to treat fans with some of the inside stories, Erin started off a podcast with Charissa Thompson and needless to say, it is turning out to be a resounding success.
Right from issuing apologies for strands of hair sticking out of her cheek, to sharing her most embarrassing drunk tales, “Calm Down With Erin & Charissa” is a goldmine for Erin fans.
Recently, in an episode of the podcast, Andrews revealed who is her favorite coach in the NFL. She claimed that she is actually obsessed with Brian Daboll.
Erin Andrews Is a Fan Of Brian Daboll’s Humility
Revealing why she likes him so much, Erin told Charissa, “he’s gonna get my Calm Down Dream Award. You’re gonna freakin die for him.”
“He sits with the groundskeepers before practice, he hangs out with them because his grandpa was a groundskeeper,” Erin said, adding that he even facetimed her while he was sitting and talking with the groundskeepers.
Erin went on to add that when she asked him what is his biggest learning after being around in the coaching circuit for so long, he said, “you have to say Hi to everyone because when you are in this role and people say Hi to you and you don’t respond, it affects their day.”
Brian further told Erin that he understands that whenever someone walks through the door to talk to him about something that is bothering them, it doesn’t matter if he himself is dealing with a million issues, he realizes that he has to address that person first.
While telling all these things to Charissa, it was clear from Erin’s expression that she was absolutely blown away by the humility and clarity of the Giants head coach.
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