Erin Andrews reacts to Baltimore Ravens’ offseason gesture
NFL on FOX reporter Erin Andrews recently celebrated her 48th birthday, and one of the gifts she received was a cool merchandise set from the Baltimore Ravens. In one of her most recent Instagram stories, Andrews posted a picture of the package, which includes a customized jersey and helmet under the Ravens’ “Next Flight” collection , providing football fans a sneak peek of the team’s first major jersey update in nearly three decades. “Ahhh!!!
@ravens #TheNextFlight” Andrews wrote , including emojis of a raven and a violet heart. MORE: Lamar Jackson sends clear message to the Ravens Besides showing off her new Ravens merchandise, Andrews also posted several pictures on her birthday trip to Ireland, including one where she hung out with American stand-up comedian Ken Jeong. Andrews has a connection with the Ravens through her clothing brand, WEAR by Erin Andrews Apparel, which offers an extensive collection of officially licensed Ravens merchandise specifically designed for women and infants, including puffer jackets, sweatshirts, graphic tank tops, scarves, glove sets, and baby sleep-and-play sets.
Feb 9, 2025; New Orleans, LA, USA; Fox Sports sideline reporter Erin Andrews during the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Ravens recently unveiled their “Next Flight” uniform collection For the first time in 26 years, the Ravens have introduced a new uniform design through the “Next Flight” collection, which debuted during a PSL event at Merriweather Post Pavilion last month.
Their new uniform is midnight purple, and each jersey number includes a Midnight Purple stroke, while the iridescent color also appears in the shield patches on the sleeves. The collar pattern features the raven’s wings, and the pants design showcases talon stripes that imitate the sharpened raven claws. The collection also exhibits two distinct helmets called the “Darkness Helmet” and the “Purple Rising Helmet.
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