Terry Bradshaw has been a fixture on television screens for almost three decades, but the legendary NFL quarterback has seen his position at FOX come under increasing threat

Terry Bradshaw appeared to say he will only retire when he is dead. The former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has been occupying the screens of NFL fans and Americans on NFL Sunday since 1994. However,

Terry Bradshaw, the four-time Super Bowl champion, is making a comeback to horse racing, teaming up with his Fox NFL Sunday co-host Curt Menefee. The announcement was made during Sunday's pregame show. Bradshaw has spent time farming and owning ...

Terry Bradshaw, who has come in for criticism for his blunders on FOX NFL Sunday, has outlined his plans to return to another sport he loves with colleague Curt Menefee

During a light-hearted segment on Fox NFL Sunday, Terry Bradshaw found himself the butt of jokes as co-presenters Michael Strahan and Howie Long couldn't contain their amusement at his expense, prompting Bradshaw to joke that he is "filing a protest".

Terry Bradshaw was in the firing line on FOX NFL Sunday as he was mocked by Michael Strahan and Howie Long, with the veteran broadcaster claiming he would 'file a protest'.

Terry Bradshaw has announced he is returning to elite horse racing, teaming up with 'FOX NFL Sunday' ally Curt Menefee to launch Pregame Stables, with their sights fixed on the Kentucky Derby

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Terry Bradshaw has come under increased criticism for his role as an analyst for FOX NFL Sunday and one former sports anchor has called for the network to 'save him'

FOX NFL Sunday legend Terry Bradshaw was 'stumbling' during the first-half highlights according to Mark Giangreco, who believes that the time has come for the network to take action