Terry Bradshaw’s appearances on talk shows are no longer just about football. While the former quarterback’s recent conversation with Michael Strahan was a major highlight for the fans, he is now ready to drop yet another bomb. Drawing massive attention from fans, the 77-year-old shared that he is pivoting to new ways to showcase his passion for sports and entertainment.

Through an Instagram post, he announced, “Terry Bradshaw has a show on December 19th at the Clay Cooper Theatre 🙌” The update included pictures of the NFL legend owning the stage in his entertainment show, which now has a massive social media fanbase of 106K followers (on Instagram).

The update is worth the wait, as it came after Terry Bradshaw stunned his co-host, Michael Strahan, on the show FOX NFL Sunday. The screening featured the Pittsburgh Steelers legend narrating a strange story about confusing Andy Reid. Bradshaw explained that he had recently texted Andy Reid and received what he believed was a reply from Reid. To his surprise, the response actually came from “some guy selling pigs.”

He further admitted he shouldn’t have shared that detail, jokingly saying he told the story so listeners would think he had spoken with Reid (even though he hadn’t). The narration made the studio go silent. Strahan and the other analysts were visibly confused as they struggled to make sense of the bizarre anecdote. The incident happened live during a broadcast ahead of a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders.

However, despite the amusing nature of the latest incident, it seems the media studios see the Bradshaw-Strahan duo as the perfect entertainment package for fans.

FOX NFL Kickoff makes last-minute replacement to bring Michael Strahan and Terry Bradshaw together

Regular analyst Charles Woodson was unable to return to the studio due to being stuck in a snowstorm following a college football assignment. This prompted a quick fix from FOX. The improvisation turned out to be exceptional as they substituted him with Strahan, and later included Bradshaw as part of the studio panel. This placed both veteran personalities on air together for the early part of the show.

“It’s been a lot of fun, hopefully I can do this again. Charles, get stuck in more snowstorms!” host Charissa Thompson joked. “Charles, we love you, but, you know, the replacement there always has a great attitude.”

Longtime analyst Howie Long also joined the table with Strahan and backed the slot Woodson vacated as the show progressed. Bradshaw entered the chair later for his scheduled segment, completing the show with his humorous yet insightful coverage.

The duo has appeared together regularly on Fox NFL Sunday since Strahan joined in 2008, with Bradshaw being a part of the show since its start in 1994. Their exchanges often mix serious analysis with light jokes, an aspect that fans not only like but also interact with.

A recent instance saw Strahan publicly correct Bradshaw for mispronouncing a player’s name (Jaxon Smith-Njigba). Although the moment drew mixed responses from fans, it showed their willingness to keep it real on live TV.