Erin Andrews joins Tom Brady’s NOBULL family as her throwback “Quadzannnnnnas” reaction to his ripped quads brings their playful bond back into focus

Erin Andrews has added a new chapter to her career by joining NOBULL as an ambassador, giving her another connection to Fox Sports colleague Tom Brady. Brady welcomed Andrews to the brand with a short message after the announcement. The move also brings back a funny moment from the past, when Andrews reacted to Brady’s muscular legs with the memorable word “Quadzannnnnnas.”Erin Andrews joins NOBULL with Tom Brady welcoming his longtime Fox Sports colleagueAndrews’ move into the NOBULL family comes at an interesting point in her career. She has been a familiar presence on Fox Sports since 2012 and remains one of the network’s best-known NFL sideline reporters.Her connection with Brady makes the partnership even more notable.Brady became closely tied to NOBULL through his TB12 health and wellness brand. In 2024, TB12 merged with NOBULL, with Brady becoming a co-owner of the company alongside entrepreneur Mike Repole.When NOBULL announced Andrews as its latest ambassador, Brady did not take long to acknowledge the news.He shared the announcement on his Instagram Stories with a simple message for his Fox Sports colleague:“Welcome to the squad EA.”The short reaction carried plenty of meaning given their years working around the NFL. Andrews has been part of Fox Sports’ football coverage for more than a decade, while Brady has gradually built his second career in broadcasting since stepping away from the NFL.The former quarterback joined Fox Sports in 2024 as the network’s lead NFL analyst alongside Kevin Burkhardt. His transition from the field to the broadcast booth has given him a different kind of relationship with Andrews, who continues to work from the sideline.Now, NOBULL has added another connection between the two.For Andrews, the partnership also fits naturally with her work in sports. She has spent years around professional athletes and remains closely connected to the NFL lifestyle through her broadcasting career.Erin Andrews’ throwback “Quadzannnnnnas” reaction showed their playful sideThe new NOBULL partnership also makes an older social media moment between Andrews and Brady worth revisiting.Brady has long been serious about fitness, even after walking away from professional football. In a previous workout post, the seven-time Super Bowl champion showed off his training routine while wearing NOBULL gear.The photos quickly attracted attention for more than just the workout itself.Andrews left a playful comment that focused on Brady’s noticeably muscular legs.“Quadzannnnnnas.”The unusual word was her joking take on “quadzilla,” poking fun at the size of Brady’s quads. It was a lighthearted exchange that showed the comfortable rapport the two Fox Sports colleagues had developed.The moment is now a fun piece of their history as Andrews officially becomes part of the NOBULL family.Still, the bigger picture goes beyond one Instagram comment.Both Brady and Andrews have built careers that stretch well beyond their original roles in football. Brady went from NFL quarterback to broadcaster and businessman, while Andrews has remained a major figure in sports media while taking on opportunities outside traditional sideline reporting.Their NOBULL connection simply adds another layer to that story.Andrews is also preparing for another NFL season on the sideline. She is scheduled to cover the Philadelphia Eagles’ matchup against the Washington Commanders on Sept. 13, while Brady and Burkhardt are set to handle the game from the booth.That means viewers will soon see the pair back in their familiar Fox Sports roles.This time, however, Andrews will also be part of a brand that has already played a major role in Brady’s post-NFL life. Her new NOBULL partnership gives their professional relationship another interesting link, while her old “Quadzannnnnnas” joke offers a reminder of the easy humor that exists between them.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.