Terry Bradshaw Confirms Return to FOX Sports for 2025 NFL Season

Terry Bradshaw, the legendary former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and longtime FOX NFL Sunday analyst, has confirmed he will be returning to FOX Sports for the 2025 NFL season. At 76 years old, Bradshaw remains one of the most recognizable voices in football broadcasting and hopes to continue in his role until at least the age of 80.

The announcement comes as FOX Sports undergoes significant changes, with several veteran hosts and analysts reportedly stepping away. While the network has yet to announce a complete restructuring of its NFL coverage team, Bradshaw’s continued presence provides a sense of stability for viewers who have grown accustomed to his insights, humor, and decades of experience.

Bradshaw, who has been with FOX Sports since 1994, has played a pivotal role in shaping FOX NFL Sunday into one of the most popular pregame shows in sports broadcasting. His chemistry with co-hosts, including Jimmy Johnson, Michael Strahan, and Howie Long, has been a cornerstone of the program’s success. However, with some of his longtime colleagues potentially exiting, the show may take on a new dynamic in the coming seasons.

In confirming his return, Bradshaw also shared his ultimate goal: to remain with FOX Sports long enough to call one final Super Bowl before officially retiring. With FOX holding broadcast rights to Super Bowl LXI in 2027, Bradshaw’s timeline aligns with the possibility of concluding his career on the grandest stage in football.

Throughout his career, Bradshaw has been known for his candid, often humorous commentary, blending analysis with storytelling in a way that resonates with both casual fans and die-hard football enthusiasts. Despite some past health concerns, his commitment to the sport and to FOX Sports remains strong.

As the 2025 NFL season approaches, the future of FOX NFL Sunday remains uncertain, but Bradshaw’s return ensures that at least one familiar voice will be part of the network’s football coverage. With a legacy spanning both his playing and broadcasting careers, his presence continues to be a defining element of NFL Sundays.