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

Fifty years after his first Super Bowl in New Orleans, Terry Bradshaw was honored with his own day Wednesday, recognizing his history there.

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Terry Bradshaw has returned to his home state for the Super Bowl this weekend, where he was honored by his former university before giving a speech ahead of his upcoming FOX Sports duties

Louisiana native Terry Bradshaw was honored Wednesday by the New Orleans City Council, which proclaimed Feb. 5 to be Terry Bradshaw Day in the city. The Shreveport native, former quarterback of Louisiana Tech and the Pittsburgh Steelers,