Erin Andrews Comment About Working Holidays Continues To Divide The Internet

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Erin Andrews Comment About Working Holidays Continues To Divide The Internet

FOX Sports sideline reporter Erin Andrews continues to divide the internet over her comments regarding working holidays.

Many fans understand the extensive travel and preparation required by Andrews and her colleagues to bring the NFL to televisions around the world each week. However, others believe she was tone deaf because many professions, paid far less and more demanding physically and mentally, require holiday work also.

Others say that Andrews comment was a response to a question and taken out of context.

For what it’s worth, Andrews recently renegotiated her FOX contract. She presumably has seniority and latitude at this point in her career to ask for concessions and one could be spending a holiday at home. NBC Sports Cris Collinsworth does not work on Thanksgiving. Jason Garrett is filling in for him during the Thanksgiving night broadcast of the Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens game.

Let’s take a peek at the hot takes on Erin Andrews’ comment.

Erin Andrews Has Amassed Fans And Detractors Based On Her Comment

Some believe it is not what she said, it was how she said it.

ESPN’s Jenna Laine toes the line between both sides of the argument.  She respects Andrews and empathizes with the situation; however, she mentions the many professions that work holidays for significantly less financial security or compensation.