For sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson, her job is to be the first on the scene for all the big moments - getting interviews, catching players and being the eyes and ears on the field. There are no breaks for reporters so Tracy needs to be prepared for anything. That means getting enough quality sleep to be refreshed and energized for the long hours to come. See how prioritizing sleep on her Sleep Number 360® smart bed is getting Tracy ready for even the biggest game of the year. – Content by Sleep

Our Tracy Wolfson with a report on the DK Metcalf incident | Pittsburgh Steelers on CBS Sports

Thanks to the Chiefs' ongoing success, CBS Sports NFL Lead Sideline Reporter Tracy Wolfson is no stranger to Kansas City and its airport. She made light of the old KCI terminals' lack of amenities in November, but after returning for the NCAA tourney said she's blown away by the new terminal >>> https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/new-kci/new-kci-terminal-receives-positive-review-from-cbs-sports-reporter-tracy-wolfson | KSHB 41

“Walking on game day to the stadium, all dressed in my maize and blue with my friends, and taking in a football game.” CBS Sports lead sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson, ’97, dishes on her favorite U-M memory and more in a new #MaizeOrBlue. | Alumni Association of the University of Michigan