Pittsburgh Steelers hero Terry Bradshaw is hoping to continue working for 'FOX NFL Sunday' until after the network hosts the Super Bowl in 2029 - when he'll be 80 years old

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,

Terry Bradshaw has been a staple of many NFL fans’ Sunday mornings for more than three decades. After years as a color commentator and then a studio host for

Despite having two more years left on his contract with FOX, Bradshaw expressed his desire to reach Super Bowl LXIII at the age of 80 before stepping back. The former Steelers quarterback shared that he had a candid discussion with his wife about his retirement plans.

The Hall of Famer’s days are numbered. Terry Bradshaw revealed on Thursday when he plans on walking away from the network that he has spent the better part of three decades with. “I

The former Super Bowl-winning quarterback won't be retiring after this weekend in New Orleans on the set of Super Bowl LIX.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw gave a surprise update on when he'll retire from Fox as an NFL analyst.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have countless historical figures throughout the history of the franchise, however none have been more prominent than former quarterback, Terry Bradshaw.

Tom Brady is FOX's lead color commentator for its NFL coverage after signing a 10-year, $350 million deal with the network - and Terry Bradshaw has nothing but respect for him