Terry Bradshaw has made it clear that he does not plan on retiring anytime soon, but he might be forced to sooner rather than later
The 76-year-old has been a mainstay of Fox’s NFL coverage ever since 1994.
The Fox NFL Sunday star wants to spend more time with his family while admitting some disturbing things about his health.
Terry Bradshaw previously admitted that he is unable to run or play with his grandkids like he used to due to the injuries he suffered while playing 14 seasons in the NFL.
“I can’t run. I can’t play with my grandkids the way I used to. And I don’t like that,” Bradshaw previously stated.
“I’ve got grandkids, I don’t wanna have pneumococcal pneumonia knock me down,” he admitted in 2018.
“I’ve got a bucket list I want to fill up, I got horses I want to raise.
“I got grandkids to play with, I got grandkids on the way.
“I’m not gonna be one of those men that doesn’t go see his doctor.”
Bradshaw had fans worried when he stepped onto the podium at the Superdome in New Orleans. He was tasked with speaking to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts after Super Bowl LIX.
Fans noticed Bradshaw was shaking as he interviewed the quarterback.
Terry Bradshaw Still Might Not Be Retiring Anytime Soon
For years, fans have called for Terry Bradshaw to either get fired or retire from being an analyst.
Bradshaw retired from playing football in 1983, but the 76-year-old has been doing media work for quite some time.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback who brought them four Super Bowls upset many critics earlier this month when he made it clear he wants to remain in the sports broadcasting industry.
During an availability at the Super Bowl’s media week events, Bradshaw was asked about his career and his future in the industry.
“I got two years left at Fox,” Bradshaw said. “I’m 76. It’s a young man’s game. I get that…if we can get to the next Super Bowl, I’ll be 80. I think that’s time.
