Fox NFL Sunday and the Pittsburgh Steelers, Terry Bradshaw, revealed their career schedule before leaving it in their media career.
The 76 -year -old is covering the Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans with Fox colleagues Michael Strahan and Rob Gronkowski this weekend. When Mirror Us Sports asked him when he plans to retire, Bradshaw shared that he is aiming at Super Bowl 2029.
Bradshaw also confessed that he has two more years in his contract with Fox, but hopes to work through the Super Bowl LXIII at 80 before hanging the microphone forever.
After being honored in New Orleans on Wednesday, Bradshaw revealed to have an honest conversation with his wife about his career.
“I told my wife before leaving the room a while ago, I'm sitting there … I said: 'I have two years left in Fox,' said Bradshaw. 'I'm 76 years old. Well, it's a game of a young man I understand it.
While giving his comments, Bradshaw turned to his to aim at Gronkowski. However, Howie Long was sitting beside her.
The NFL and Fox sports legend, Terry Bradshaw, revealed that he plans to retire in 2029
The legendary field marshal and analyst hopes to work Super Bowl LXIII at the age of 80 years
After they told him that Gronk was sitting in the cabin behind him, Bradshaw joked 'That's where he will always be, behind me!'
“And then I said: 'If we can get to the next Super Bowl, I will be 80 years old,' he continued. 'That's … I think it's time. 80 years, that's pressing that!
“I knew exactly what I wanted for the Fox Sports program. Discovering that it was Terry Bradshaw was a bit surprising, but it was the perfect television personality because, with him, you always expected the unexpected.
Bradshaw has been pressed from spectators to retire in recent years, but has remained firm about staying in the air before criticism. At one point, Bradshaw joked about wanting to die while he was in the air.
'I told Fox:' If I could die in the program, think about the qualifications, right? Isn't it qualifications? That would be huge. Not only that, there would be a great drag, '' he told Denver Sports 104.3.
“Then all the networks would be saying 'Bradshaw died on Fox Nfl Sunday. Huge things, and then perhaps get a statue in the front. But if I can keep my health united, I love what I am doing. But we all get old and we are going to Being expelled.
Bradshaw's on -screen race dates back to 1980 for a period of two years with CBS as a commentator. He had his advance in 1994 when he was hired by Fox.