Terry Bradshaw has kept the FOX NFL audience entertained for the last 30 years as part of the Sunday team. The 76-year-old, who helped the Pittsburgh Steelers win four Super Bowl titles in the 1970s, began his broadcasting career with CBS in the 1980s before making the move to the rival channel.

Terry Bradshaw's expertise was centre stage on FOX NFL Sunday, where his long-standing role as a pundit left no one in doubt of his thoughts on retirement. Colleague Michael Strahan interrupted him as he delved into the career trajectory of Russell Wilson on Sunday's show.

The FOX NFL Sunday crew were in a festive mood ahead of the Week 16 games, with Terry Bradshaw showing his soft side before quickly reverting back to type

Terry Bradshaw might have had an iconic NFL career on the field but the legendary quarterback is currently upsetting fans off it. The FOX pundit has courted controversy for his stinging verbal attack on A.J. Brown, labelling the Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver “selfish” after his recent fallout with team-mate with Jalen Hurts.

Terry Bradshaw was in fine form on Sunday's edition of FOX NFL Sunday, but his co-hosts told him to 'leave it alone' when pronouncing a player's name.

It's safe to say that Terry Bradshaw is not a fan of one of the best players on the Philadelphia Eagles. The Washington Commanders are hosting the Philadelphia Eagles at Northwest Stadium in Landover,