Terry Bradshaw

Pittsburgh Steelers History - Terry Bradshaw

[@francostacy7675]

My favorite part of Terry is how many times he made Dallas fans cry.

[@stevemoore6245]

you might be a luv ya blue person

[@alexoil08]

We hated him (at the time), but damn, the respect he gained. I love Bradshaw as a person. And he had one hell of a team.

[@dbx1233]

As A Dallas fan of old, I can affirm. What an incredible talent he was.

[@jadentrez]

I love how Bradshaw told Dwight White, "You can lose with me. But you'll never win without me!" And Dwight comes over after and is like, "What was that you said?" And the two of them together couldn't remember exactly -- but it had a nice ring to it, whatever it was.

[@caponsacchi]

I think Terry could remember the comment, even though it had a double negative in it--a bit of a mind-bender. Terry was dumb like a fox. He knew that he'd remain in White's good graces if he played it dumb rather than a wise guy, always pulling aces to trump the other guy..Terry was plenty smart--even when he chose to play the humble card.

[@gebremenfeskidus9567]

Easily one of the top 3 QBs of all time in my opinion. And a first class person and genuine character as well. This was awesome!

[@dennismoore6272]

Terry over achieved but not enough for the HOF. In his first couple of years they would say almost routinely in slow moments of the game that Terry Bradshaw had the lowest IQ of any starting QB in the AFC. Cruel of course but I heard it whenever the rare moment the Steelers were on in those years.

[@Matt-co3rt]

@@dennismoore6272 Why don't you get off your couch and do it yourself, "genius"? Signing off, a Redskins fan

[@CharlesNash-zk9yi]

The best 1❤

[@user-lf5bm5tm1q]

Top 3? No.

[@Hollowsmith]

Young Terry Bradshaw might be the most underrated scrambler in NFL history. Everyone talks about Fran Tarkenton, Steve Young, Michael Vick, Lamar Jackson,etc. But damn...look at some of those clips of Bradshaw...that dude was an absolute beast to bring down.

[@dennismoore6272]

Spoken like a Steeler fan boy. The numbers don't lie Bradshaw sucked in the regular season, was good in the playoffs and so so in superbowls, hardly a HOF resume. He was below average in his lifetime numbers at the time of his retirement. Terry got 4 rings blah blah blah,so do a bunch of other Steelers. To many are in the HOF and the first one TO BE EXPONGED would be Bradshaw, second Swann and Stallworth third. Don't get me started on how Noll hired the second best steroid guy because the First Alvin Roy was working with the chiefs and recommended Louis Reicke who was great at maximizing steroid useage and dosage and exercise that went with it. incidentally Reickie left after the Steeler Ram Superbowl and Pittsburgh never Won again with Noll. About 12 years drought for Noll.

[@mrbojangles688]

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[@jayritchie851]

"Winning championships is the true measure of any player in any sport." -- Terry Bradshaw

[@KnockOffBeingFat]

That proved right there that Kershaw SUCKS!!

[@c.shepherd9866]

The speech he gave at the end regarding Coach Noll took an acute emotional awareness many people will never have. I am happy that they were both able to have that peace before Coach Noll passed.

[@emansnas]

Presently, a Very underrated comment

[@burgcarli929]

The strange thing was, when Noll passed, Terry used the issues he once had with Noll as a reason for not attending his funeral.

[@chrispaul7849]

amen, as a lifelong coach I can only hope the few players I might have had a riff with at some point could feel the same.

[@johntatum8088]

Yes, Terry really grew up, for sure!

[@MrFreshEdition]

@@burgcarli929 Maybe he was deeply hurt!

[@donaldmosteller5876]

I lived with the Steelers, 1969 .... Bradshaw & Knoll came...It wasn't the best times for 5 years.... But lookout 74 & on ....They we're unstoppable!!! I'll always love the Steelers till the Day I Die !!! Thank You for all the Memories!!! GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@dennismoore6272]

Sady you need to thank Louis Reicke who within two years time with Steroids and how to use them with the right exercise got the Steelers to a Dynasty. In a league with the talent so close Steroids used properly gave Pittsburgh the advantage.

[@samsterling1462]

Love how he took all of the heat off Chuck at his Penn HoF induction, took it all on himself. Owned up to the former disputes. Class act.

[@OdinX316]

That was the best part, along with the Love he showed for Mr. Rooney and the singing of the anthem back when things were not going so good for him he was belting out the anthem!!!

[@greu52]

Your observation is insightful. I think Terry is a born-again Christian.

[@mikevaldez7684]

Sam Sterling, The mark of a true Champion 🏆. Leadership, charisma, greatness....all of it

[@elijahjames8837]

I have great respect for anyone who can publically declare honestly that they were wrong . He was a great player but more importantly he is also strikes me that he is also a individual of quality.

[@johnponce9089]

"Can I get a drink of water?" Ha! That's hilarious.

[@chrisleo6639]

Damn, those throws. Beautiful release and right where they need to be. Perfection.

[@johntatum8088]

Yep, he had a golden arm...it is a shame about all the injuries.

[@pnutbutrncrackers]

And the natural arm strength is just ridiculous.

[@robertfandel9442]

He developed touch

[@ckobo84]

He threw only with his arm. Never saw him really step into one and crank it 70+ yards. I want to see what a record breaking javelin thrower can really do.

[@Shafferhead]

Absolutely love this man. Such a genuine person and brilliant QB!

[@KCFlyer2]

I was a Cowboys fan in the 70's and I hated Bradshaw....only because he broke my heart so damn many times. Great story. Great player. Great guy.

[@juliawolf7954]

I feel the same way. Cowboys were given the name "AMERICA'S team", but that is something they NEVER wanted or asked for. I think that's why they are the most hated (and loved) team in the NFL. I've been a fan since I was 9, watched them practice in Thousand Oaks CA. Good times=)

[@jeffstone5618]

I grew up in Cleveland. Same idea.

[@dmoon9037]

I’m a Bengals fan from back in that decade, same (respectful) “hate” for Montana.

[@danielb7660]

What KCFlyer2 said

[@kevinbrewer6985]

I'll never forget the Hollywood quote, but strangely, liked Bradshaw, even though I was America's team biggest team fan! Loved that era!

[@williameudy6615]

I never realized he struggled so much. All I remember is him winning.

[@madcrabber1113]

Same here. I never watched football until I saw Steelers vs Cowboys and had Steelers stuff with #12, 88, 32 on them.

[@JohnDoe-zq1ho]

He also struggled (and still struggles) with severe depression. While he and his people publicly refer to it as a simply depression alone, it's quite obviously manic-depressive disorder. The rarer type, in that he flips and flops rather quickly but usually stays quite positive and "manic" (and honestly, I don't believe that deserves quotations. He's quite manic, but in a wonderful way. And it's actually lovely, and makes him exactly who he is). Usually, manic depression is a slow boil to one extreme or the other. All in all, god bless this man, and god bless us for being so fortunate to be able to experience him via the mediums of professional football, movies, and presenting on television as one of the most iconic personalities ever. When Fox Sports had signed that deal with NFL, they had a completely new and different take on the typical kind of formal, boring, reserved, teleprompter driven recapping of statistics sports programming that was all America knew of at the time. And Terry was the PERFECT fit. Without him, there would be absolutely ZERO chance of that programming making it. He single-handedly completely changed the way sports were discussed on television. Bringing about more ad-libbed banter, and just a FUN approach to it all. And hell, it IS sports, after all. They're games. Games are meant to be fun. Thank you for attending my TED Talk. And THANK THE UNIVERSE FOR TERRY BRADSHAW!

[@davidf2244]

@@JohnDoe-zq1ho thanks.

[@wideawake7071]

@@JohnDoe-zq1ho depression of ones life they live ? People will say , but this person had what millions dream of having but never do .. this person had it all, why an how, can anyone be depressed in all of that? I think the answer is , in all of this world, an all it can offer? Peace , strength, love , along with any other positive gains u can have in life? It doesn't come from the world.. it comes from faith in a god u know inside that is real. U can never truly be at peace, an consistantly be strong without faith .. not a sermon here , just the truth.. may u an anyone that reads this, may u all have the peace in life that we all strive for..

[@ayiii1776]

Ikr!!!!

[@lanceredford9810]

Lifelong Pats fan admitting i LOVE this guy because he's real and honest and tough. Weight of expectations on his shoulders coming into the NFL and he answered the challenges. Kudos to Terry. You done good and keep on entertaining on Sundays. God bless ya!

[@lynnclary845]

Great comments

[@terryhoffman2760]

All the doubters have been proven wrong

[@davestroup8295]

What a great documentary and yes, I shed a few tears. Who doesn’t love Terry, yesterday and more so today.

[@mike-mz6yz]

me lol I love his playing style and love watching him play but as a person I cant stand him. Even his apology was kind of like I get why you were an a-hole instead of admitting that chuck treated him with kid gloves.

[@DavidJGlad]

@@mike-mz6yz ADD can make people do crazy things. PS That does hit too the idea he thought the crowd would boo him when he showed up at the Steelers stadium to be formally inducted into the hall of fame and was surely blown away from the cheers. Anybody who watches sports would figure that's the only likely outcome for a player who was a legend on a team, but kind of goes to show how much he was concerned about something that wouldn't happen.

[@petemarchi5112]

❤. Same 😢

[@DragracerSA]

​@@mike-mz6yz cry more

[@jonnsmith180]

One of the most overlooked aspects of Bradshaws greatness was that he called nearly all of his own plays from the field. He was a true field general and his ability to read defenses and adjust is legendary.

[@glindelahern5420]

It’s not overlooked. That’s how it was then.

[@sludge4125]

Not only wasn’t this unusual, champ, but he often asked webster for advice. Nut huggers...

[@vulcan1429]

He called every play in four(4) Super Bowls. Sorry Brady, you can't match that.

[@eac1235]

@@vulcan1429 Absolutely agree. You take any QB of the last twenty years and most would have selling insurance in five years after dealing with the defensive type of football back then. Crybrady would have lasted 8 or 9 years maybe. They didn't throw roughing the passer flags for touching a shoulder pad ! Lol

[@malikevans2615]

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[@shawnbruce6934]

Love Him or Hate Him. We In Pittsburgh Love Him. He helped Lead the Steelers to 4 Superbowls..The Last 10 minutes of this video Made Me cry..When He and Chuck Patched it up. Poor Southern Boy Never Felt welcome here till 2002. SAD..He Is Terry Bradshaw!

[@juliawolf7954]

I was never a fan of Bradshaw growing up in the 70's-80's because I was a die hard, permanent COWBOY fan! As and adult, I realized just how great Bradshaw was. When you get older it's OK to give compliments, props to great players even if they don't play for your team.

[@donaldmosteller5876]

He was 1 of the BEST.......U take the Chiefs QB .... Getting Millions & Millions of dollars, If they were paying that kind of Money back when Bradshaw was playing... I know for a fact....He would of made a Billion Dollar Contract 🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@cjcolzie826]

No tf he wouldn’t bro let’s not lie to ourselves Bradshaw was good no doubt but Patrick mahomes actually deserved his contract lmao Bradshaw spent 5 yrs with 48 tds and 81 interceptions he’s lucky to even have earned another chance at starting for Pittsburgh

[@KCFlyer2]

Forget Mahomes....a mediocre QB these days makes more in a year than Bradshaw or Staubach made in their career.

[@richardwrask497]

With Bradshaw calling the plays and that arm, Steelers always had a chance. Just great!

[@stephenbru]

What a honest interview by Terry Bradshaw!..GOD BLESS you Terry

[@44mag39]

The best days of the NFL. Those times are gone forever. This guy was a winner no question about it. The first guy to win four Super Bowls. I’m an old school Cowboy’s fan but this was football. Miss it Sundays were awesome back then.

[@djquinn11]

How can anyone not like Terry Bradshaw? He’s an American treasure.

[@allee190]

Anybody that says the steelers weren't or aren't the greatest are lying to themselves and everybody to whom they say

[@donaldcampbell9219]

I grew up in Pittsburgh and watched you ever Sunday. Those 4 passes in each super bowl is what makes you the best.

[@brettfavreify]

That Pittsburgh HOF induction speech by Terry at the end is one of the best I've ever heard. Brings tears to my eyes.

[@robertbruce1552]

Now that is how you apologize.

[@hfhamp1]

72 year old KC Chiefs fan here. Bradshaw was one of the best I ever saw play.

[@jesseg6890]

congrats to your chiefs btw

[@curtisdavies585]

I hope you have quite a few years in you still Frank. With your chiefs team the way they are, you're going to enjoy the next few years watching football that's for damn sure.

[@robertlongwill8856]

I am a chiefs fan. I was a steelers fan in the 70's greatest team ever.

[@ayiii1776]

I'm a die hard Cowboy fan watching him beat my beloved Cowboys time and time again. But damn!! He was a bad dude. Much respect for this man.

[@arautus]

I don't know why he's not in the goat discussion?

[@WeThePeople11]

Great man, hall of famer, entertaining broadcaster. Love Terry.

[@WilliamSarokon]

Growing up in Pittsburgh was great. We love Terry more than he knows!!!!!

[@donny38075]

I love Terry, his honesty..his heart..a good good man.

[@mamster233]

Don Kellough I thought you said you loved “his hair” but then I realised you said “his heart”

[@Mightiflier]

Don Kellough He is. When I was just a kid, I witnessed how good he was. It was only a year ago someone talked about him, and I told them when he was on his game, there was no one better.

[@wokvonrockstein]

And he's an idiot to boot.

[@shawnj1966]

@Wok Gees, not nearly the idiot that you are.

[@robertmauricewilson5822]

Terry was great not good but great!!!!!!

[@armandocornejo7476]

Great story!! Cowboys fan here. Even though Steelers beat us on those two Super Bowls they were epic SuperBowls! Two evenly matched teams fighting it out. All those great HOF players on both sides on the same field!! Just amazing!! Love Terry Bradshaw’s story.

[@dennismoore6272]

Sorry chum the Steelers lost to dallas in 1972 and Dallas had to wait until 1986 or so to beat them regular or post season. What they both had in common was a superior trainers who used steroids in their training and knew the right dosege and exercise Alvin Roy got the Cowboys their Superbowls with his program and Louis Reicke who was suggested by Roy who Noll wanted because of Noll working with him when they were both at San Diego of the AFL. Roy was with the Chiefs in 1970 after getting them a Superbowl so he had to tell Noll no. Later Roy won superbowls for Dallas.

[@jasonwardy8192]

God, those Steelers were great…and led by a great QB. Strong as an ox. Love that man, courage of a lion. The Dapper Dan event in 2003 brought a tear to my eye, reconciliation is a beautiful thing.

[@bjost82]

Terry - "My Hero" Childhood Steeler Fan - Im now 57 - It is just a game - Thank You!!!!

[@j0hnnykn0xv1lle]

My boyhood hero, Terry Bradshaw you will always be my hero man. This veteran thanks you for all the memories.

[@dannyroeder734]

Johnny Knoxville wait is this actually johnny Knoxville

[@dannyroeder734]

Nope

[@daledyer5820]

Dido

[@daledyer5820]

Said Perfect

[@kevindyer3770]

Mine too buddy I felt like I went through all those good times and bad times with him and the beginning as you know there was a lot of bad times and the way he handled it and the way he took it may be his biggest fan

[@TheBigChad]

NFL films will never be the same again. I LOVED watching these when I was a teen and into my adulthood. Probably the most put together and watchable documentary series of all time

[@raywyse1326]

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[@erniecain8715]

As a 48 year old man I was just a young kid watching the Magic that was Terry Bradshaw. I remember his last game against the Jets like it was yesterday and cheered so much on those 2 TD passes but remembering crying also when he reinjured himself knowing his career was over. Terry Bradshaw then and now will always be my idol, I admire his play and courage so much and cant get enough of these videos on him. As my dad will always be my hero Bradshaw is a close second.

[@jobesd]

Being from SW PA myself. It's hard to believe it's been that long ago.

[@robertpoe5309]

As a kid, i thought Terry Bradshaw was the greatest and to me he still is the greatest quarterback ever.

[@pbennett13]

Finally I'm able to see the whole program, not just clips. Great redemption story... goes way beyond football. Thanks for sharing!

[@mikefabian8557]

Yes indeed, Paul! Transcends the game & what a FASCINATING life!!

[@jamesonjones3180]

Sports have lost their grit and drama. The commercialization just takes the drama out and truthiness out of it. Same with basketball when you see 80s and 90s NBA. Bird and Magic rivalry. It was just tough and real. Offensive. They didn't grab a beer with the other players they werent friends. Interviews just seem so proper and businesslike. No team loyalty. It's all shit.

[@jamesonjones3180]

Truthiness???

[@davephillips9498]

Paul Bennett is not

[@johna6715]

Thanks Terry for reminding us that we can better tomorrow than we are today!!!! I appreciate your honesty!!!

[@antonioalexandercastro3520]

He struggled early and if he played in today's game, fans would've asked for his release or for a trade, if other teams would trade for him. It just goes to show that patience and the willingness of a team to endure losing season after losing season will pay dividends. More often than not, players who struggle don't get back up but the owner had faith in him. In the end, he did succeed but he had to pay a price for it. Years later they reconciled and the rest is history. What a remarkable athlete, A great coach and a caring owner.

[@dawoool]

Tebow went 9-7 in his 16 starts. That's a whole lot better than Terry's first 16. Or Favre's. But he wasn't given the chance to develop like they were.

[@caseyc9658]

What a great job on this story of Terry! Always liked Terry - funny, honest and genuine guy!

[@kensanity178]

I still have a T shirt with a picture of him on it. It says keep it simple above the picture.

[@mikefabian8557]

HOW could anyyyone NOT like this??.... What a QB, what a journey, & what a man - NOBODY like the legend Terry Bradshaw

[@millnermarrys1120]

I have great respect for anyone who can publically declare honestly that they were wrong . He was a great player but more importantly he is also strikes me that he is also a individual of quality.

[@WinstonNewYork]

Wow. You know, for some reason I loved my Cowboys and Staubach. But now as an older man, I love Bradshaw. I mean everything about him. His sentimentality and wit, his earthiness and his determination to win. When Bradshaw got tough, the game was over.

[@TerryRosariojr]

Bradshaw would brag about beating Staubach twice. That is a compliment because Roger was like captain America.

[@user-rd8vp6nq8b]

I was lucky enough to watch Terry play in two of his four Super Bowls, against the Cowboys and 78 season and the Rams and 79 season

[@Charles-in3zt]

The true measure of a man is having the ability to see and feel the truth. I am so glad Mr. Bradshaw was able to realize how much he has grown through his lifetime. An amazing athlete but more than that a man with a wonderful personality and sense of humor. We are all a contradiction in our ways and Terry now realizes that and takes responsibility, you can't ask for more than that. God Bless you sir!

[@axiomaddict]

i’m a woman, never played ball, couldn’t play sports as a kid due to asthma, couldn’t watch football on tv because my mom thought that was for the boys, but there is something about these stories that reach into the core of me. Every one of these Football life stories has some strong part that feels like deep life lessons I can relate to.

[@jaimhaas5170]

Thanks for sharing. IT's good to hear that kind of stuff.

[@isabella.millerr]

Amen.

[@rickfreeman9530]

Loved your comment!! We lived in a different time back then!! Very family oriented..... and you could run and play without fear. I remember the worst fear I had was getting in trouble from my parents!! Ahhh the good old days!! Montana Rick.

[@csnyder820]

I absolutely love Terry Bradshaw!! I've been a Steelers fan since the age of 10. I'm now 47. He is the reason I am still a fan. These clips take me back to the time when they were allowed to play football! The refs let them play. Not the sissy ass games of today when they blow the whistle before they hit the ground!!

[@shitzgiggles6456]

as a Raiders fan from my dad following them and having a strong fanhood (the whole family) i gotta pay my respects to Terry and the steelers.. man is a legend.. !

[@sampaiz3138]

Terry Bradshaw, my favorite QB of all time!! When I was 11 years old, my parents bought me a Steelers jersey w/his name on it that to this day I still proudly own!! I'm now 51 years old. Also, Terry came to speak at my high school back in 1983( I was a freshman) & he was drinking Coca Cola from a bottle but didn't finish it. When he left, my brother who was a senior at that time, snuck in the auditorium, drank the rest of the soda & kept the bottle. I do believe my brother still has that bottle to this day.

[@jimray4428]

I was 17 when Bradshaw was drafted so I have been around for his whole career and the sideshow that has followed. Despite a few idiots that booed him when he got hurt, all we ever wanted to do was to love this guy and to have him love us back. It's so great that so many of those 70s Steelers have stuck around and still get involved in Pittsburgh events. Most of us wish that Terry would do the same. He is a southern boy and will probably never want to live here full time, but it would be great to see him more than we do. All of the players and fans from that era are getting old and time is short.

[@Dracbrewer]

Terry Bradshaw #12 will always be cherished in my heart and so many Steeler and non-steeler fans alike. Terry if by any chance you ever read this, I just want to say I respect you and everything you ever did for this Immaculate Team & as a very special Individual Person. Thank You all for this wonderful Documentary.

[@synon9m]

you're welcome.

[@billallen1889]

One of the best interviews ever! Terry Bradshaw was so honest and sincere and he’s a class act. One of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game, I’m so glad he made amends with the great Chuck Noll before he passed away (RIP, coach). And RIP, Steve Sabol, who was such a great NFL filmmaker, historian and interviewer.

[@patrickj.7887]

I remember Terry's struggles, and hardships. But what I remember most (besides his ultimate success) is that he was the toughest football player I had ever seen! I saw Jim hazlett (Bills linebacker) unintentionally spike Terry in the head when his helmet came off while he was being tackled, I think he was out a play or two and came back in, after they patched up his bloody skull he won the game. Cleveland's Gigantic Turkey Jones, picked up Bradshaw after the play, and slam dunked Terry head first into the turf, with his neck completely bending and his body crushing down on him! I saw this on TV and immediately I said "he's dead"! But moments later he got right back up and I believe we won the game. I could really go on, but Terry bradshaw really wanted to win, he poured his heart & soul into the game, and as you know the rest is history!

[@waynejohanson1083]

He sure took a lot of punishment. The man could sure take a hit.

[@dbsautometer9878]

Yup, this is my most familiar memory of him as well. Tough as nails.

[@bigdog593]

I saw that game as well and from wva and everyone was either a browns fan or a Bengals fan but not me I love the black and gold

[@DFxyzzz]

Bradshaw called his own plays. No speaker in his helmet. 4 Super Bowls victories. Great when it mattered. Called the plays that kept their great offense moving. Bradshaw called the plays to give the ball to Franco; called the plays then delivered the ball to Swann & Stalworth. To do this and win 4 Super Bowls deserves mention among the greatest of all time.

[@kvmairforce]

Oh don't forget that was the era of super teams with no caps. NFL was so lop-sided back then, it was hardly better than college football.

[@kvmairforce]

@greg garner Yes, the league is much more balanced. You never know who might go to the SB, there are different teams there pretty much every year. You can support your team, because they actually have a chance to win a game.

[@gunyo77yt]

@@kvmairforce LIke that Patriots team that went to all those super bowls in the 70's and 80's. Man, too bad we can't have a team like that now.

[@cityofchamps66]

Your comment makes no sense, you write the pro game was hardly better than the college game, but was filled with Super teams? Look at the teams in the 70's that won a Super Bowl; Bradshaw/Noll(HOF) Staubach/Landry(HOF) Stabler/Madden(HOF) Griese/Shula(HOF) If you think for 1 second a college football team could play with the Cowboys, Steelers, Dolphins or Raiders, you're beyond delusional

[@tannerbailey6097]

@@cityofchamps66 he meant it was lopsided like college football. Think a lil bit before you try and correct someone

[@vintagetrk]

Terry Bradshaw is and always will be the BEST QB Pittsburgh ever had. I'm a life long Steeler fan and no disrespect to Big Ben but when you win 4 Super Bowls in your career then you can hold a candle to the man.

[@bufnyfan1]

Terry Bradshaw now admits that he is having trouble with his memory and even on the Fox NFL pre-game shows he helps co-host he has trouble concentrating on the teleprompter cues. Its likely the many concussions he had playing football have taken their toll

[@droppindots5612]

Bradshaw had a hell of a team helping him out, and a badass defensive lineup..

[@nickwarren7854]

Bradshaws defense bailed him out in 3 of them Ben hit the game winner in superbowl 43

[@BillWeisler]

This whole interview, especially the ending, has made me love Terry Bradshaw more.

[@waltereaton4420]

The game of the 70's was a different sport. the manner in which receivers were roughed up and QB's were assaulted and runners emphasized made for lesser statistical outcomes. Bradshaw's stats pale in comparison to today's quarterbacks, hence Terry is overlooked. But he was a gutsy QB who developed into a great playmaker and winner. Enjoyed the interview.

[@williefufu2985]

I saw Terry Bradshaw play against the Dallas Cowboys in Texas Stadium, at the end of the Game, Terry smiled and waved to the Fans before running though the Tunnel. Its got to be tough to one person being booded by thousands of Home Town Fans at Three River Stadium. I'm glad that Terry found a way to go back to Pittsburgh.

[@jamesheyer3887]

As a life long RAMS fan i must sat Terry Bradshaw is my favorite all time quarterback because he is awsome. Did anyone else notice that during the national anthem he was singing. They dont make them like him anymore

[@bennybost7073]

God bless Terry Bradshaw! He was a serious competitor in every aspect of the game. Back then Terry Bradshaw would have deserved a hundred million dollar contract. Terry playing For the Love of the game because he loved the game more than he loved the money. God bless you Terry Bradshaw in every aspect amen July 26th 2021

[@nicolekestner185]

Nobody want talk about that legendary defense he had

[@joeyjohnson4826]

@@nicolekestner185 oh yeah no one ever talks about the steel curtain 🙄

[@Cjmorris1999]

@@joeyjohnson4826 terry was overrated trash

[@rideon1956]

@@nicolekestner185 That's what won the SB's but Swan, Stallworth and Franco scored the points. HOF

[@rideon1956]

@@joeyjohnson4826 I do read above

[@rbcroper]

My favorite player by far is Terry Bradshaw. No one could throw a deep pass like him. He had a rifle for an arm. Put him in a big game and no one was ever better. Those Steeler teams stack up against any team in any era. He is a class act.

[@jaycompany4886]

Terry Bradshaw was the perfect QB for the Pittsburgh Steelers, he was at his best in big games.......... powerful throwing arm

[@charmorean8852]

Jay Company

[@250txc]

Passing in this era was gunning; Not alot of touch passes as we see today; Stallworth and Swan had very few passes each game thrown to them; They had to catch everyone that touched their hands.

[@SteelcityinNY]

Kudos, man! That was probably the best way to put it. Terry was the perfect QB for the Steelers...a team full of talent then. He brought out the best in all of them. Spot on! A piece of the puzzle that if missing, they would have just...been.

[@cityofchamps66]

He held a national record for the javelin in Louisiana I believe in HS

[@DTB1995]

Roethlisberger is the same way..also tough and comes thru in the clutch..may not have a cannon for an arm but his throws are DIMES..Us Steelers fans have been spoiled with great tough winning QBs..hopefully the Steelers can find that next great QB

[@micjam1986]

That was fantastic. As a kid not from Pittsburg, we just watched the Super Bowls and were in awe of him. Had no idea about all this. God bless Terry!!

[@luv2cook.]

If u were from there u would know it’s spelled Pittsburgh 😅

[@micjam1986]

@@luv2cook. eh... not even worth fixing🤣

[@guins99]

@@luv2cook. ya, that’s suspect… no pittsburgher forgets the H…

[@KentuckyCrimeJunkie]

I loved watching Terry Bradshaw play and in my opinion he is one of the Greatest Quarterbacks of all time!

[@donaldmosteller5876]

GOD BLESS U TERRY BRADSHAW 🙏🙏🙏🙏 THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES SINCE 1969!!!

[@bobeagle2054]

Terry Bradshaw a real person.

[@bobross1550]

Come on. He was a terrific QB and he might be real when the cameras stop rolling but the buffoon he plays Sunday mornings is one hell of a put-on.

[@vettevet2002]

a real snowflake; ask his teammates on defence;

[@triskaidekathirteen724]

The original TB12

[@user-km4si4jf1p]

No lmaoooo he threw 212 touchdowns and 210 interceptions

[@shanenolan085]

​@user-km4si4jf1p damn you right... I JUST looked it up after seeing your comment 😆 🤣 😂 Terry was throwing pretty bad but had a good team then...

[@andrewmiller4573]

How can anyone not love Terry?!

[@rickcamacho9588]

I live in California I was 12 yrs old my dad ask what are you watching, am looking at this qb at Pittsburgh he is going to be great. Thank you for the great memories ❤️

[@JML6988]

After reading a couple of bios of him decades ago, I came to admire him greatly as a man. His being small town and all the struggles he went through until finally being the first 4 time SB winner. I say this as a Browns fan.

[@mikescott9726]

As a fifty year steelers fan I miss the days of Bradshaw. Of course I miss all the players from that team. Not just because of the super bowls but because it was different in many ways. To many cry babies now and most wouildnt be able to play now days. Terri is tough honest and a hard nose football players. Brady would not have made it through the first Bradshaw's first season. God bless you Terri thanks for the memories.

[@WB8BRA]

Terry was one of a kind. I love watching him on TV now. He has fun and still remembers the little boy within his spirit and that is the way he played football. I love his quote about today's quarter backs that get a fowl on the field. Terry said. "I think they just should put a skirt of those guys." Love ya Terry. I would just like to spend a weekend with Terry, it would be one great two day fun with this guy and lots of laughs...

[@dvsxavier]

The reunion with Terry & Coach Noll had me in tears. I was very moved with emotion.

[@roberthudson4822]

did you squirt some pee?? from your vag?? RAIDERS!

[@billkrause4585]

Bradshaw … the greatest Steeler! The fans will always love you Terry. You lifted us up after 25 years, you won us our first Super Bowl We all grew together. Thank You!

[@bryanfindley1438]

AMAZING GRACE yes... Terry has touched my love, thur sports and this GOD that makes this love possible... Thanx Terry

[@bennybost7073]

I'm very proud of Terry Bradshaw you never lost the Superbowl!11/6/21

[@lastchance8142]

If you're not old enough to remember watching Bradshaw, you cant appreciate how great he was.

[@michaeltg2922]

May not be the best, arguably.... But my favourite quarterback of all time! Had the best looking spiral pass ever!

[@danfisher2497]

Dan fouts had a beautiful spiral. Grew up watching all those great QBS

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

And the longest!👍✌

[@DWHalse]

Just a great man! Got into an elevator at the then Four Seasons Hotel DT Seattle. Couple of floors down in steps this guy, I knew him from somewhere....he kept staring and his grin kept getting bigger...I just couldn’t figure him out, he finally yells out with this great laugh, “Yea..it’s Me!”.. the laugh did it, my hero!! The still Great Bomber!

[@kathrynmaxwell3244]

Always had fun watching Terry. Even now can’t wait for his sports show in Sunday morning. One of the greatest. A winner.

[@rickcolaizzi2477]

One of the best videos I ever saw Terry Bradshaw and his experience in Pittsburgh what a great man

[@Ras15]

Terry at the end you did right and good.It takes a big man to apologize.

[@evalopez6734]

I'm a cowboy fan n I love roger stauback,but sometimes terry Bradshaw seemed more like a southern cowboy maybe that's why he felt out of place in pitt .

[@juliawolf7954]

@@evalopez6734 If we all knew the life stories of these players, we'd probably not be so judgemental. I was never a Bradshaw fan until I grew up & saw that he is a great guy, great friend and definitely a great QB. (This coming from a life long Dallas fan). You do you Terry! =)

[@shannonrhett3304]

@@evalopez6734 having spent a great deal of time in Pittsburgh myself, it boggles my mind how native Pittsburghers felt they could afford to ridicule a Southerner. They live in a nice city, but they're not the most sophisticated people around themselves. Country music seems to be hella popular there, too, so no one should ever confuse the place with New York City, or even Philadelphia.

[@davepatterson1340]

Like coming through with the clutch pass in the 4th quarter. Never lost a Super Bowl, a winner in life. Winning when it matters most.

[@shannonrhett3304]

@@davepatterson1340 , Terry Bradshaw left the defense with a lead to protect in all four of the Steelers' Super Bowl wins. People who claim he was just along for the ride in IX and X seem to conveniently omit that glaring fact, while trying to use his modest statistics in those contests as a way to diminish his role in winning them. They characterize him with the dreaded slur, "game manager." Yeah, okay, sure. He managed those two games a hell of a lot better than his respective counterparts, Fran Tarkenton, and the sainted Roger Staubach, to the tune of zero interceptions to six! (That's three apiece for the two master scramblers.) If not for him getting knocked out while throwing the go ahead touchdown pass to Lynn Swann in the first clash against Dallas, he might have put the game totally out of reach for "Captain America" and his band of front-runners to even entertain the idea of another fluke Hail Mary comeback.

[@shawnmoody2350]

A man that learned to come full circle big respect for me.

[@JohnRumfield1976]

Great inspiration for all of us that have greatness in us in one form or another. Take our ups, downs, lovers, haters and overcome and succeed. Thanks Terry for the subliminal motivator with your personality that you are!!!

[@jamesredmond6699]

I can't tell you how many times you broke my heart Terry Bradshaw on some of them miraculous plays you made God bless you and you were something to watch

[@JeffTomlinson-Consultant]

Terry still is my QB. It's great to see him grow up and take ownership if his challenges of which we all have. He took up to four World Championships and put Pittsburg Steelers on the map! We could have never done it without him God Bless you Terry!

[@guittadabe5214]

This special has so many lessons for so many people. Thank you for uploading and sharing. It is amazing how the passage of time teaches and matures a person.

[@mikewiilliamswilliams6230]

Terry Bradshaw is a class act. A good wholesome guy thrown into a business that he thought was supposed to be fun. I didn’t realize the struggles he went through. It goes to show you, we have no idea what goes on behind closed doors.

[@jonamstutz227]

Excellent video and story of Terry B highs and lows, redemption and reconciliation...impressive! Thanks for sharing!

[@brettd530]

"Can I get a drink of water?" Ha! That's hilarious.

[@metallic6121]

Thanks Terry, you almost made me cry at the end. Thank you for the memories #12

[@bennybost7073]

I thank God in heaven for Terry Bradshaw 🙏🙌❤✨💙💛🙏11/6/21

[@marvinzavala9084]

He still alive 🤣🤣🤣

[@ZepG]

I watched everyone of his SB wins as a kid, those years were the highlights of my whole life!

[@DanWebster]

Mine too

[@IthacaDon]

Wow, just wow. Growing up with parents from PA and watching the Steelers and Bradshaw made this so real. I can't tell you how much it means to watch this and see the humanity of Bradshaw portrayed in such a well done story of anger, hurt and redemption. Hats off to Chuck Knoll for having the heart to accept Terry's apology. Great job telling the story of a man who is open enough to share his feelings, good and bad. Thank you.

[@bryanmarriott5169]

My grandmothers favorite team as a kid so it was mine. I never realized this side of Bradshaw. I can see how exhausting it must be as a player. You are only as good as your last game. Must wear on you. Bradshaw and Favre my favorite players of all time. Both seem down to earth, love the game but can care a less about the rest.

[@jeffreysumskis4197]

Thanks for hanging in there you are a true inspiration God bless you and I was born in Cleveland and abrowns fan

[@briandietrich1373]

Thank you Terry. I certainly appreciated all your hard work.

[@fredrickm4436]

this was so good. always love Terry.

[@carlesmauricio2909]

Despite it all, we appreciate ur honesty and candor. You will always be a winner in our eyes, TB12🏈🏆❤️

[@Garrity9290]

This was a great interview of Bradshaw as he covered all the bases and ended with a huge and apologies to his coach. What an honest and fabulous man.

[@drats1279]

An amazing qback and an inspirational man. I am glad he mended his relationships before it was too late. Thanks for all the great games and memories. .

[@carolkeefer5914]

I so much enjoyed watching this - twice all the way through.