Erin Andrews on working with Tom Brady and why she refuses to make a Super Bowl prediction

Season Preparation & Insights - The industry prepares extensively before and during the football season, receiving daily updates and articles on each team [1][3] - Analysts conduct conference calls with teams (lasting approximately 2 to 25 hours) and private calls with players for deeper research [4] - Social media has transformed the news cycle, making it a 24-hour operation [4][12] Key Storylines & Team Dynamics - Key storylines include the Eagles' ability to repeat their success, the health of key players like Saquon Barkley, and the development of teams like Pittsburgh [6][8] - The performance and body language of teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, especially after significant events like the Super Bowl, are closely observed [7] - Contract negotiations, such as Micah Parsons' situation in Dallas, are significant storylines for networks like Fox [8] Broadcasting & Analyst Perspective - Analysts emphasize the importance of staying neutral and avoiding predictions due to the unpredictable nature of the NFL [11][12] - Collaboration with experienced figures like Tom Brady provides unique insights and perspectives [9][10]