Erin Andrews is switching things up—and this time, it’s all about hockey. Fresh off another Super Bowl broadcast, she’s stepping away from the NFL sidelines (at least for now) and hitting the ice with her husband, former NHL star Jarret Stoll. With her contract at FOX officially up, Andrews is keeping busy, and her latest move has fans buzzing.

She just announced on Instagram that she and Stoll will be part of Skate for LA Strong on February 23, an event hosted by the LA Kings to support wildfire recovery efforts. Andrews will be there as a celebrity guest, while Stoll is suiting up as an NHL legend. No, this doesn’t mean she’s making a full-time jump to covering hockey, but it’s definitely an interesting time for her to be aligned with the NHL world, considering her media-free agency.

But this isn’t just a chill night on the ice—it’s all about giving back. The LA Kings are donating all tickets to first responders and families hit hardest by the wildfires, making sure they get a well-deserved break. On top of that, the team is raising funds and awareness to support those affected, proving once again that sports can do way more than just entertain.

If you or someone you know wants in, just hit up [email protected] for tickets—they’re handling all requests. With Erin Andrews and Jarret Stoll pulling up, plus a stacked lineup of NHL legends and celebs, this event is gonna be a major W—not just for hockey fans, but for the whole LA fam.

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Erin Andrews ate at Super Bowl LIX

Erin Andrews was everywhere during Fox Sports’ Super Bowl LIX coverage, reminding everyone why she’s the goat of sideline reporting. She brought the energy, the insights, and the kind of coverage that keeps fans locked in. Whether she was hyping up the game, dropping real-time updates, or catching post-game reactions, Andrews had the mic on.

Her biggest flex? Snagging the first post-game interview with Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts. After the Eagles won against the Chiefs 40-22, she pulled up to get Hurts’ raw thoughts. She got him reflecting on the grind, the win, and even hit him with a throwback: “You walking off the field at the Super Bowl with the red and yellow confetti falling… is it still the screen saver?” Hurts laughed and said, “Yeah. Oh, it is.” That moment? Pure gold.

She also had a real moment with Travis Kelcetoo, showing up to console him after the tough loss. Instead of just grabbing a mic and dipping, she took a second to check in, proving once again that she’s got genuine connections in the sports world. “I didn’t want to bug him,” she later shared, knowing it was a rough night for the Chiefs’ star. That’s the mix of professionalism and authenticity that makes her a fan favorite. Safe to say, she ate and left no crumbs at Super Bowl LIX.