Terry Bradshaw was part of FOX Sports' broadcast team for Super Bowl LIX as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in New Orleans

I'm not going to pretend Terry Bradshaw doesn't deserve his flowers. I personally don't consider Bradshaw one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time -- even if he played in a different passing era -- but there's no denying his place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Legendary quarterback Terry Bradshaw spent his entire 14-year NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, winning four Super Bowls and two Super Bowl MVPs.

Terry Bradshaw retired from playing football in 1983, but the former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback actually considered hanging up his cleats four years prior after winning his fourth Super Bowl

Terry Bradshaw is a bonafide NFL legend, and before his broadcast career, he picked up four Super Bowl rings in six years for the Pittsburgh Steelers

Back in 2023, the Hall of Famer and Fox analyst was ripped for joking with Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid about his weight, saying “Come on, waddle over here” and “Have a cheeseburger on us” as the team celebrated a Super Bowl win.

FOX NFL Sunday football analyst Terry Bradshaw took a swipe at his own rough relationship past when explaining how difficult it will be for the Kansas City Chiefs to win three consecutive Super Bowls

NFL legend Terry Bradshaw has been a television staple since his retirement from football in 1984. That same year, he became a game analyst for CBS, and a decade later helped launch Fox NFL Sunday alongside James Brown,