Dak Prescott once asked a sideline reporter, “What are we doing?” The Dallas Cowboys quarterback did not mean a play call. He meant the bright green suit Erin Andrews wore during a Christmas Eve game. Andrews told fans on her podcast that the outfit caused a real stir with the team’s star player.
The situation happened years ago, but the story just came out. Andrews explained that she picked the color for the holiday, not to pick sides. Prescott still questioned the choice. He wanted to know if she could wear red instead. Andrews noted she had worn red for Thanksgiving. The exchange shows how much attention players pay to sideline looks.
Players Speak Up About Style
Andrews said players do not stay quiet about her fashion choices. “Oh, and I’ve had players call me out, like literally call me out,” she said, according to MARCA. She recalled the specific moment with Prescott clearly. He asked why she wore the green suit when the team was playing. She told him it was all about Christmas. The Cowboys won that game, which made the outfit choice even more noticeable.
Andrews usually avoids wearing team colors to stay neutral. She does not want her clothes to look like she supports one side. That rule did not stop Prescott from speaking his mind. He felt the green suit sent the wrong message for a Christmas game. The reporter laughed about it later. She said she was working and just wanted to get into the holiday spirit.
This is not the first time Andrews faced tough questions about her clothes. She once wore a black-and-white fur coat that some people compared to a movie villain. She defended that look too. She said the outfit felt fun and fit the big playoff game. Her style is bold, and players seem to notice every time she steps on the field.
The Real Focus Is on the Field
The Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38-21 on Monday night. The win was a huge relief after a rough start to the season. The offense finally found a rhythm. The offensive line blocked well and kept Prescott safe.
Dak Prescott showed his respect for the line by wearing a “Linemen lead the way” shirt. He did this at the post-game press conference. The team needs that kind of focus to keep winning. They face the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The Cardinals have won eight of their last nine games against Dallas. Jerry Jones knows the challenge is real.
Jones told fans the stats show the Cardinals have “got all but one of our numbers.” The team must fix that record. They cannot look at the other team’s win streak and get scared. Jones said motivation has to come from inside each player.
