Pittsburgh Steelers legend Terry Bradshaw recently gave an update on his health after an unexpected absence from FOX NFL Sunday. Fans were concerned when he wasn't on the show, but Bradshaw reassured everyone that it was just a common cold.
Bradshaw took to Instagram to explain his absence. "Just in case you notice, won’t be on Fox today," he wrote. "Just have a cold. All good." This put many fans at ease who were worried about his well-being.
Curt Menefee, the host of FOX NFL Sunday, addressed Bradshaw's absence on air. He mentioned that Bradshaw had come to work feeling sick and decided to go home. Menefee, along with Michael Strahan and Howie Long, sent their love and well wishes to Bradshaw.
Bradshaw, 77, has been a beloved fixture on FOX NFL Sunday since its inception in 1994. This marks his 32nd consecutive season on the broadcast. His absence was definitely noticed by viewers who have come to enjoy his commentary and personality.
In recent years, Bradshaw has been open about his past health struggles, including battles with bladder cancer in 2021 and Merkel cell skin cancer in 2022. He's emphasized the importance of taking care of his health, especially with grandkids to play with and a bucket list to complete.
Bradshaw has also joked about his dedication to the show, even suggesting he'd like to "die on the show" for the ratings. While that's a humorous exaggeration, it highlights his commitment to FOX NFL Sunday and his passion for entertaining viewers.
Thankfully, this latest absence seems to be a minor setback, and Bradshaw is expected to return to the broadcast soon. Fans are eagerly anticipating his return and wishing him a speedy recovery.
Bradshaw's Previous Health Battles
- Bladder cancer (2021)
- Merkel cell skin cancer (2022)
Bradshaw's Dedication to FOX NFL Sunday
Bradshaw has been a cohost since 1994, marking his 32nd season. He often jokes about his commitment to the show and his desire to continue entertaining viewers.