Terry Bradshaw addressed rumors about his future with Fox Sports as shouts for him to call it quits in his broadcasting continue to pile on. The 76-year-old won four Super Bowls as a quarterback but became more prominent for his time as a broadcaster as he approaches 32 years with Fox Sports.
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However, the former Louisiana Tech star left a sour taste in fans' mouths this year with several on-air blunders. Apart from mixing up team and player names, Bradshaw took heat for a controversial 'Carolinas' accent impression after Hurricane Helene and called for the Browns to 'put down' Deshaun Watson.
He also infamously mistook Rob Gronkowski, a full-time panelist, as a fill-in guest for Jimmy Johnson on Fox NFL Sunday. As a result, fans called for Bradshaw to retire from his on-air duties. While acknowledging the calls for him to hang up his suit, Bradshaw took to the air to make it known that he is not leaving any time soon.
Terry Bradshaw addressed retirement rumors amid fans calling for him to call it quits. The 76-year-old won four Super Bowls but became more prominent as a broadcaster. 'You know what man, I don't know when that time comes when then they say to me, you know 'happy trails'. Yeah, man, you want to say that's never going to happen,' he said on Dale Brisby's Rodeo Time podcast.
'But I guess when the Cowboys are playing the New York Giants, and you go, 'Well uh… uh today we have uh… uh, our number one game today as you well know, it's this huge game between… uh… you know they are really doing good right now (mimicking someone telling him 'Dallas' off mic) Dallas!'.
