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Terry Bradshaw stuns NFL fans by revealing exact date he plans to retire from FOX days before Super Bowl
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. Bradshaw has been synonymous with FOX’s NFL coverage since the early 90’sGetty “I told my wife before I left the room a while ago,” Bradshaw said at a FOX Sports press conference in New Orleans before Super Bowl LIX. “I was sitting there and I got two years left at FOX. I’m 76. It’s a young man’s game, I get that. Everybody wants the new thing. “So I said if we can get to the next Super Bowl, I’ll be 80. “I think that’s time and that’s 80 years old and that’s pushing it.” FOX has the broadcasting rights to Super Bowl LIX, and won’t have it again, as Bradshaw mentioned, until 2029 for Super Bowl LXIII. That is when he plans to ride off into the sunset. Bradshaw says he has two years remaining on his contract, so he would need to be resigned and extended for two more years if he is hoping to reach his goal. The Steelers legend has been with FOX since 1994 (and CBS before that), as an analyst and co-host of the popular FOX NFL Sunday show. He has captured the hearts of America over the course of the last three decades through his charming and quirky personality and humor. It has long been a revolving door at FOX, but Bradshaw has remained the same. Bradshaw has been the face of FOX NFL Sunday for over three decadesGetty And for good reason. While not disclosed publicly, it has been reported that Bradshaw’s annual salary with FOX comes in around $2 million. Not bad for a guy in his mid-70’s. It’s no surprise why he is trying to hold on for four more years. In all likelihood, FOX and Bradshaw will come to an agreement on an extension so he can finish his career at Super Bowl LXIII. However, it is not a guarantee, and the iconic former QB is already making his plans. Read More on Super Bowl LIX Follow LIVE build-up to Super Bowl LIX here ‘Global intention’ – NFL commissioner stuns fans with announcement new team based outside of United States ‘I’m out there with him’ – Travis Kelce told brother Jason he will quit NFL if Chiefs coach Andy Reid decides to retire ‘Stupidest thing I’ve done’ – Die-hard Eagles fan Kevin Hart was rejected by security trying to drunkenly storm Super Bowl stage Patrick Mahomes vs Tom Brady after first seven years as a starter reveals there’s only one winner in quarterback debate Who is performing the Super Bowl halftime show and who will be singing the National Anthem? How to follow Super Bowl 2025 – TV channel, live streaming and talkSPORT coverage for NFL showpiece FOLLOW – talkSPORT End Zone YouTube Channel brings you all the latest news, views and analysis OFFER – See all Super Bowl odds and bet boosts over at talkSPORT BET BUY HERE – Brewdog launches new beer to celebrate Super Bowl 2025 Bradshaw played for the Steelers from 1970-1983. He won four Super Bowls, two Super Bowl MVP’s and one league MVP. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989, his first year of eligibility. Bradshaw helped lead one of the NFL’s most dominant dynasties, with the help of the Steel Curtain. He has since grown his legacy with his work in the media and at Fox. But as Bradshaw revealed on Thursday, his days in front of the camera officially have a number on them. How To Watch the Full U.S. Coverage of Super Bowl LIX Live for 99p *If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Access the ultimate Super Bowl LIX experience with NFL Game Pass – the only place to watch the full U.S. broadcast. For just 99p, you can enjoy the game exactly as it was meant to be seen! One-Time Payment: Pay only 99p and unlock access to the ultimate Super Bowl LIX experience with NFL Game Pass. U.S. Broadcast: Watch the full U.S. coverage of Super Bowl LIX, including the pre-game show, half-time show, post-game show, and even the iconic U.S. commercials. This is your chance to enjoy the true Super Bowl experience. Don’t miss out – get access now with NFL Game Pass on DAZN for just 99p!
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 told my wife before I left the room a while ago,” Bradshaw said at a FOX Sports press conference in New Orleans before Super Bowl LIX.
“I was sitting there and I got two years left at FOX. I’m 76. It’s a young man’s game, I get that. Everybody wants the new thing.
“So I said if we can get to the next Super Bowl, I’ll be 80.
“I think that’s time and that’s 80 years old and that’s pushing it.”
FOX has the broadcasting rights to Super Bowl LIX, and won’t have it again, as Bradshaw mentioned, until 2029 for Super Bowl LXIII.
That is when he plans to ride off into the sunset.
Bradshaw says he has two years remaining on his contract, so he would need to be resigned and extended for two more years if he is hoping to reach his goal.
The Steelers legend has been with FOX since 1994 (and CBS before that), as an analyst and co-host of the popular FOX NFL Sunday show.
He has captured the hearts of America over the course of the last three decades through his charming and quirky personality and humor.
It has long been a revolving door at FOX, but Bradshaw has remained the same.
And for good reason.
While not disclosed publicly, it has been reported that Bradshaw’s annual salary with FOX comes in around $2 million.
Not bad for a guy in his mid-70’s.
It’s no surprise why he is trying to hold on for four more years.
In all likelihood, FOX and Bradshaw will come to an agreement on an extension so he can finish his career at Super Bowl LXIII.
However, it is not a guarantee, and the iconic former QB is already making his plans.
Read More on Super Bowl LIX
Follow LIVE build-up to Super Bowl LIX here
‘Global intention’ – NFL commissioner stuns fans with announcement new team based outside of United States
‘I’m out there with him’ – Travis Kelce told brother Jason he will quit NFL if Chiefs coach Andy Reid decides to retire
‘Stupidest thing I’ve done’ – Die-hard Eagles fan Kevin Hart was rejected by security trying to drunkenly storm Super Bowl stage
Patrick Mahomes vs Tom Brady after first seven years as a starter reveals there’s only one winner in quarterback debate
Who is performing the Super Bowl halftime show and who will be singing the National Anthem?
How to follow Super Bowl 2025 – TV channel, live streaming and talkSPORT coverage for NFL showpiece
FOLLOW – talkSPORT End Zone YouTube Channel brings you all the latest news, views and analysis
OFFER – See all Super Bowl odds and bet boosts over at talkSPORT BET
BUY HERE – Brewdog launches new beer to celebrate Super Bowl 2025
Bradshaw played for the Steelers from 1970-1983.
He won four Super Bowls, two Super Bowl MVP’s and one league MVP.
He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989, his first year of eligibility.
Bradshaw helped lead one of the NFL’s most dominant dynasties, with the help of the Steel Curtain.
He has since grown his legacy with his work in the media and at Fox.
But as Bradshaw revealed on Thursday, his days in front of the camera officially have a number on them.
How To Watch the Full U.S. Coverage of Super Bowl LIX Live for 99p
*If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue
Access the ultimate Super Bowl LIX experience with NFL Game Pass – the only place to watch the full U.S. broadcast. For just 99p, you can enjoy the game exactly as it was meant to be seen!
- One-Time Payment: Pay only 99p and unlock access to the ultimate Super Bowl LIX experience with NFL Game Pass.
- U.S. Broadcast: Watch the full U.S. coverage of Super Bowl LIX, including the pre-game show, half-time show, post-game show, and even the iconic U.S. commercials.
This is your chance to enjoy the true Super Bowl experience. Don’t miss out – get access now with NFL Game Pass on DAZN for just 99p!
