Terry Bradshaw

Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long Say Super Bowl Relies On Super Players

... doesn’t have to be diplomatic and, no matter the outcome, “she’s all rainbows and sunshine. My boys just adore their mom and justifiably. She’s a great mom.” Son Kyle, who’s a guard with the Chicago Bears, gets the best of their support, too. “Anyone who has kids – if they’re playing in Little League, high school football, baseball, wrestling, doesn’t matter what it is – knows what we go through, only it’s on national television and people are writing and talking about them after the game.”. Addonizio, he says, would have been a great general manager. “Now that we’re parents, we talk each other down. If I’m high and she’s low, I bring her up and vice versa.”. On Sunday, it’s fairly safe to say whose side she’ll be on. Long, meanwhile, will be with his broadcast buddy trying to analyze what they’re seeing on the field. “I love the preparation,” the 68-year-old Bradshaw says. “It feels fun.” With fellow analysts Jimmy Johnson and Michael Strahan, they watch football together, “hang ...

Terry Bradshaw Has A New Word To Describe 'cheerleader Guy' Mike Tomlin

... "(Tomlin is) the best ever," veteran linebacker Lawrence Timmons told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review 's Chris Adamski several weeks ago. "I stand by him and endorse him, I feel like he's the premier NFL coach.". Left guard Ramon Foster added: "He can coach. Look, nobody's ever talked bad about Mr. Bradshaw. Nobody's ever mentioned him in a bad light. I don't know where that comes from. But we'll see. I would love to hear his comments now.". Terry Bradshaw says he regrets calling Mike Tomlin a 'cheerleader.' USATSI. Ben Roethlisberger said he "laughed" when he heard Bradshaw's comments "because, well, it was what it was.". Meanwhile, Tomlin was asked about it too, and his response was priceless. "I appreciate the support, but criticism and critique are very much a part of our business and it's an element of our business ...

Troy Aikman, Terry Bradshaw Think Drew Brees, Other Qbs Can Play Into 40s

... off the cliff. That usually doesn't happen to quarterbacks overnight. I would expect him to have a few more good years.". It's rare for NFL players to continue playing into their 40 s. At many positions, age 30 is the start of decline, but Brees is still among the best quarterbacks in the NFL. Before the start of training camp last year, Brees said he could play well for another five years. "I don't see any reason why I can't play at the highest level for the next five years, minimum," he said in July. "It really comes to, how long do I want to play?". Desire could obviously be a big factor, especially after experiencing three straight losing seasons in New Orleans. Brees said after the season he planned to play out the final year of his contract in 2017, but it'd be hard to see him ...

Texans Haven’t Done Anything Right At Quarterback

... i’ve ever seen. Watching him drop back from under center reminds me of what it would look like if a daddy long legs spider tried to play football. He’s entitled, arrogant, mechanically deficient, and despite the fact that he’s 7 feet tall he still somehow can’t see further than 5 yards downfield. A big “strong arm” QB who can’t even hit a checkdown to his TE accurately. Can’t even remember how many times i’ve seen him have a guy wide open in the flat and throws the ball right into his feet. The DPR says. Feb 1, 2017 12:06 PM. Tom Savage actually looks pretty good. He must not practice well because in limited in-game action he hasn’t been bad. As for Osweiler, if he was getting paid half what he’s getting, he would also get about half as much criticism. somethinghappeninghere says. Feb 1, 2017 12:07 PM. That is what is so weird about the Texans–they have never had a good QB (was hoping Brock would be that QB…oh well). Hopefully, they can get Romo or even Garapolo…not a Texans fan but my daughter-in-law is. When they geta good QB they will be Super Bowl material with Miller, their WRs and a great defense. bluenose 1965 says. ...

Kellyanne Conway, Terry Bradshaw, J.j. Watt

... will be presented live from NRG Stadium in Houston, where the Super Bowl will be played. Other guests are Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots , and J. J. Watt of the Houston Texans. The panel will be from “ Fox NFL Sunday”: Terry Bradshaw , Howie Long , Michael Strahan and Jimmy Johnson. Pence, House Speaker Paul Ryan , R-Wis., and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi , D-Calif.,  talk to NBC’s “Meet the Press” at 9 a.m. on WESH-Channel 2. The panel will be Republican strategist Alex Castellanos, Andrea Mitchell of NBC News, Danielle Pletka of the American Enterprise Institute and Tavis Smiley, host of  PBS’ “Tavis Smiley” and PRI’s “The Tavis Smiley Show.”. Pence, Sen. Amy Klobuchar , D-Minn., and Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., are guests on ABC ’s “This Week” at 10 a.m. on WFTV-Channel 9. The panel will be Rep. Andre Carson , D-Ind.; Rep. Tom Cole , R-Okla.; ABC News political analyst Matthew Dowd; ...

Terry Bradshaw Should Stick To Telling Jokes

... Jan 17 2017 11:03 AM    •    Last Updated Jan 31 2017 05:26 pm. Terry Bradshaw appears at the "FOX Sports" panel during the FOX portion of the 2017 Winter Television Critics Association press tour on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017, in Pasadena, Calif. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP). Sports on TV » Fox sportscaster says he was caught off guard when interviewer asked him a question. Share This Article. ARTICLE PHOTO GALLERY (6). Fox football analyst Terry Bradshaw came up with a novel excuse for why he insulted Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin. Bradshaw said that when he was a guest on Fox Sports 1's "Speak for Yourself," he was caught off guard when host Jason Whitlock — gasp! — asked him a question. What an unexpected development. "It wasn't a prepared question," Bradshaw said. "I didn't have time to think about the answer.". What he clearly meant to say at the Television Critics Association press tour is that he didn't have a prepared answer. But then Bradshaw never has been among TV's more articulate football analysts. TOP JOBS. A big part of his job on Fox Sports since 1994 has been to provide comic relief. And he's ...

Terry Bradshaw's Stain, Coin Toss, Joe Buck's Beard

... toss like they're going to do a magic trick. No (bleep): Buck acknowledged he left out the expletive everyone saw the Patriots coach mouth when he said, "You can see Bill Belichick saying, 'He's not over the center, he's over the guard.'". Why do they have military flyovers for games in domed stadiums. Is the mascot in the new Google Home ad related to the mascot in the Amazon Alexa ad who couldn't pick up his keys. Fuzz buster: By now we should be used to seeing Fox Super Bowl play-by-play man Buck with a few days' growth of facial hair. And yet we wonder: Did Joe oversleep. Is Joe depressed. Is Joe trying to grow a full beard. Country music singer and songwriter Luke Bryan performs the national anthem, Lady Gaga performs during the halftime show of Super Bowl 51. How long would it take for Joe to grow a full beard. Would Joe be up for a live razor ad during the game. Lesson learned: Bad news for all those who skip the Super Bowl pregame shows because they believe it's nothing but promos and filler. They missed an interview with movie ...

Terry Bradshaw Loves Matthew Stafford; Jay Cutler And Brock Osweiler, Not So Much

... defensive end Ezekiel Ansah and cornerback Darius Slay. But he says there are holes all over the place too, noting Detroit still needs another offensive lineman, running back, receiver and tight end. He's really not a fan of Eric Ebron , who was a top-10 tight end in catches and yards last season, but also third in drops. Bradshaw's statements echo those of NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks, who said last week that Stafford is good enough to win with, but needs a bell-cow in the backfield to relieve some of the pressure. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan also vouched for Stafford, as did Hall of Fame Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikmen. "I think they're really close," Aikmen said. "They have to continue to upgrade their team. This was a good season for them. They'll continue to put more pieces around Matt. They've done a nice job of that, when they lost Calvin (Johnson), bringing in some guys that really helped him. There's a lot of variables how you get to the Super Bowl and how you have more success, but I think they're on the right track.". Bradshaw, the ...