Erin Andrews’ Taylor Swift-Inspired Banter and ‘Need More Details’ Demand Fuel Super Bowl LIX Drama With Tom Brady

As Tom Brady prepares to call his first Super Bowl as FOX Sports’ lead analyst for the Chiefs-Eagles showdown in New Orleans, sideline reporter Erin Andrews is already keeping the seven-time Super Bowl champion on his toes—both on and off the air. The dynamic between the broadcasting duo took a playful turn recently after Brady opened up about his newfound appreciation for Taylor Swift’s music, prompting Andrews to demand: “Need more details!” .

Brady’s Swiftie Era Meets Andrews’ Scoop Radar

Brady, who attended Swift’s Eras Tour in Miami last October with his sons, revealed on Instagram that he’s a “Reputation guy”—referencing Swift’s 2017 album—and even joked about his evolving music tastes. Andrews, known for her sharp instincts as a reporter, quickly seized the moment, replying to Brady’s post with a three-word comment that went viral: “Need more details!” The quip amassed over 1,300 likes and showcased Andrews’ trademark blend of professionalism and wit .

While Brady has stayed tight-lipped about Swift’s expected attendance at Super Bowl LIX, Andrews’ reaction underscores her role as both a collaborator and a catalyst for candid moments on the broadcast. As she told ELLE earlier this week, her mantra for handling high-pressure situations—and perhaps Brady’s elusive answers—is inspired by Swift herself: “What would Taylor do?” .

A Broadcast Team Built on Chemistry and History

Andrews and Brady, alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, form FOX’s marquee team for the game, a trio that has spent the season refining their rapport. Andrews, a veteran of four Super Bowls, has openly praised Brady’s growth as a rookie analyst, calling it a “big learning experience” for the GOAT and a “pinch-me moment” to collaborate with him . Their chemistry was on full display during the NFC Championship game, where Burkhardt and Brady’s banter paired seamlessly with Andrews’ sideline insights .

Swift’s Shadow Over the Super Bowl

Swift’s presence at the game—supporting boyfriend Travis Kelce—adds a cultural layer to the Chiefs’ quest for a historic three-peat. Andrews, whose Wear brand clothing Swift famously sported during the 2024 AFC Championship, has defended the matchup against critics calling for a boycott, firing back: “If you don’t appreciate these teams, you don’t know football” . She also channeled Swift’s “The Man” lyrics to clap back at detractors: “You’re the problem, it’s you” .

What to Expect on Game Day

As Brady navigates his debut Super Bowl broadcast under the NFL’s adjusted “Brady Rules”—allowing him limited access to team meetings due to his Raiders ownership stake—Andrews’ experience and humor will likely anchor the coverage . Whether she’ll coax more Swift anecdotes from Brady remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Andrews’ demand for details has already set the stage for a broadcast as compelling as the game itself.

Super Bowl LIX airs February 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX, with pregame coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. ET. .