TERRY Bradshaw wasn’t afraid to send a clear message to one of his Fox NFL Sunday colleagues during a surprise appearance on the show.
The stunning appearance was made by Tom Brady, who will make his debut as an NFL analyst in the Fox booth.
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Former quarterback Bradshaw was in the studio for Fox’s first NFL Sunday of the new season.
He was on set alongside host Curt Menefee, Howie Long, Michael Strahan, Jimmy Johnson and Jay Glazer.
Towards the end of the NFL preparation program, 47-year-old Brady appeared on the show live from Cleveland.
He will serve as a locker room analyst for the game between the Cleveland Browns and the Dallas Cowboys.
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Menefee introduced Brady to the audience.
“Hey TB!” he said to Brady, the icon of the seven-time Super Bowl winner.
However, Meneffe quickly admitted that he used the same initials as Bradshaw.
The Pittsburgh Steelers star was quick to make a strong statement.
“I’m the original TB, Curt,” Bradshaw said.
Meneffe laughed as the discussion began.
Bradshaw caused a stir with his fresh new look.
The Fox NFL star rocked a longer hairstyle.
Bradshaw then completed his look with suspenders and a navy blazer.
His new look was even mentioned at the beginning of the show by his colleague Howie Long.
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Rob Gronkowski did not appear on Fox NFL on Sunday.
He will contribute to the program and not be a regular analyst as he has been for the past two years.
During the 2024 NFL season, Gronkowski will be a star on Fox NFL Sunday and Fox NFL Kickoff on Sundays.
The four-time Super Bowl winner shared his thoughts on Brady’s performance in his debut as a commentator.
“I think Tom (Brady) is going to be great,” Gronkowski said in an interview with Bleacher Report last week.
“There’s nothing in the world he’s ever done and messed up. He prepares way too well, and that’s why he’s been the best quarterback ever. He knows how to prepare. He’ll take his time like it’s game day and he’s going to play the game.
“I’ve seen him learn, I’ve seen him train every Sunday and prepare for games. I’m sure he’ll approach it the same way. If he does that, I can tell you: he’ll be great.”
