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Terry Bradshaw says his TV broadcasting career is nearing its end

Terry Bradshaw says his TV broadcasting career is nearing its end

Terry Bradshaw says his broadcasting career is nearing its end.

The 78-year-old made the comment during an interview with NBC News while discussing his new memoir, “Looking for Terry.”

He has been a fixture on Fox NFL Sunday since 1994, after joining Fox’s pregame show that year.

Bradshaw began working as a football analyst in 1984, the year he retired as a player.

His career includes four Super Bowl wins with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he played from 1970 to 1983.

He also said he loves working and quoted Billy Graham’s warning that retirement can mark the start of decline.

Bradshaw did not give a retirement date, and no next step for his broadcasting career was stated.

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