It involves Terry Bradshaw, back in his playing days for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He needed to undergo elbow surgery in March of 1983, but he didn't want to draw attention to himself.

Patriots In 1983, Terry Bradshaw really did go by the alias ‘Tom Brady’ — though it was news to him Tom Brady reacts with the Vince Lombardi Trophy after winning Super Bowl 51.

Terry Bradshaw tells me he can’t act. And he can’t. He is always fully Terry Bradshaw. If you’ve ever watched him co-host “FOX NFL Sunday,” you know that’s to say off-the-cuff candor ...

Bradshaw was asked specifically if he thinks Tom Brady is the greatest. “I don’t think he’s the greatest quarterback of all-time,” said Bradshaw.. “It’s hard to say.

Terry Bradshaw has been a fixture on FOX’s NFL coverage since its inception, but he has begun to give some thought to when he might walk away from the job.

The Red Sox's surprising success, particularly on the road, and possible reasons, including manager Alex Cora amid rumors about his contract extension. Terry Bradshaw's new career switch announced ...

As the story goes, Pittsburgh Steelers legend, four-time Super Bowl champion quarterback, and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Terry Bradshaw checked into a Louisiana hospital on March 3, 1983, to ...

Terry Bradshaw’s career as a broadcaster has lasted more than twice as long then his time as a quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers.But his broadcasting career could be ending soon too.

Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw has been in the news a lot this season, ever since he was seen struggling for breath on-air during the September 25 edition of the FOX ...

(CNN) — Terry Bradshaw, a Hall of Fame football player and television analyst, shared that he’s privately battled cancer twice over the past year on the Read More Skip to content Boston News ...

Bradshaw said on “Fox NFL Sunday” that he was diagnosed with bladder cancer late last year and was treated at Yale University Medical Center, including surgery.

When Terry Bradshaw checked into a Louisiana hospital 38 years ago Wednesday to get his right elbow repaired, he must have known his place in NFL history was already secure. He’d won four Super ...