- Terry Bradshaw, 76, has faced calls to retire from fans in recent years
The NFL legend, Terry Bradshaw, has approached the online criticisms that he received about his Transmission work of Fox Sports, with the former star of the Steelers revealing that his wife hides him negative comments from him.
Bradshaw, 76, has caused concern among fans for his health, with the member of the Hall of Fame sometimes stumbling with his words into the air.
And before the Super Bowl this weekend, the four -time champion talked about how he moves away from any violent reaction.
'I'm sensitive, so I don't read anything about me. My wife knows it. She keeps all bad things because it comes. I can handle it now, and even calm. But be in peace with yourself and do not let people distract you, '' he said, while answering a question by Jameis Winston about dealing with scrutiny as a media member (Winston is working as a Fox Sports Digital correspondent this week).
“If you are doing that, then you are not strong enough to play as a field marshal, and you must be strong enough here (your head) and here (your heart) to play as a field marshal,” he continued.
Go talk to Tom Brady for a while. You listen to Tom Brady talk and you're going to say: 'It's fine, I see where they got it … You know, don't let them take it off. How do you dare to let someone else take your dream of you? What a shame. Jameis, you are stronger than that.
Terry Bradshaw from Fox Sports shared that he avoids reading negative comments online
Bradshaw, 76, has caused concerns among fans for their health in recent seasons
Bradshaw has been criticized by fans in recent years by some errors in the air.
He called the Cleveland Browns who 'throw' the field marshal that Deshaun Watson struggled in a moment, while the spectators have also accused him of 'sliding' his words.
However, he advised Winston not to pay attention to any critic in the media.
“Look, they can't hurt you,” he said. 'All they can do is write about you and say bad things about you. Let them, who cares? What do you care? Are you going to try to impress these people and do them like you? No. Do not worry why you like them.
'They will like when you win. And then that's all. Then you move forward with your life. So don't worry about them. I always say they never made a Tackle.
Bradshaw on Thursday saying On the media day of Fox Sports, he goes to the Super Bowl 2029 for his retirement, when he is 80 years old.
The former field marshal, who took care of the bladder and skin cancer of 2021-22, touched his health one day after New Orleans celebrated Terry Bradshaw's day on Wednesday.
'If I live enough, I am 76 years old now … Pittsburgh will probably give me a day of Terry Bradshaw when they discover that I am sick. I will have to be very sick.
The legend of the Steelers also talked about the 'depression' that he tried after the conclusion of each season when he was playing.
“I found it hard because I was tired,” he said. 'Emotional, mentally, so difficult to win a Super Bowl. Then you earn a consecutive one … Then you are like, 'ah, man. Do I have to do it again? And you are emotionally drained.
“At the time the Super Bowl ended, I always went in a deep depression, it would take me a couple of weeks if no more time to get out of it,” he continued. 'And then slowly I would get out of the dark hole. Then I would start exercising. I would never throw a football ball until June.