Terry Bradshaw's Bizarre Statement to Kick Off 2024 NFL Season Is Turning Heads

The 2024 NFL season is finally here as 13 games will be played on Sunday. There's plenty of hype for each team entering the season, as everyone starts with a new slate.

Excitement is running rampant for the fans and sports analysts alike. However, former NFL quarterback, Terry Bradshaw might be more excited than everyone.

Since working as an analyst, Bradshaw has built a reputation for saying hilarious things. You never really know what he will say on any given Sunday.

Bradshaw maintained that reputation ahead of Sunday's 13-game slate. He expressed his excitement with an absolutely bizarre statement , according to Alex Bailey. The NFL analyst claimed that he hasn't, "been this excited since my Aunt taught me how to play spin the bottle."

What in the world!? Hopefully, that's just a joke but either way, that's just a wild thing to say. But hey, at least Bradshaw is excited for some football, right?

The rest of the panel couldn't help but live when Bradshaw made that statement live on television. His co-stars Curt Menefee, Howie Long, Michael Strahan, and Jimmy Johnson are now used to his antics by now. But it was still a hilarious moment right before NFL kickoff.

Bradshaw was originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1970. He remained their starting quarterback for 13 seasons, winning four Super Bowls during his career. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989.

The legendary Steelers quarterback took on a media role soon after he retired in 1984, serving as a commentator for games. He eventually signed a deal with "Fox NFL Sunday" in 1994 and hasn't looked back since.

He's become a staple for fans on NFL Sunday's, as Bradshaw shares insight and hilarious commentary. At 76-years old, it doesn't appear he plans on retiring anytime soon. Despite that, some fans thought he may consider after he experience a health scare.

Bradshaw admitted to having health problems in 2021 and 2022. After being diagnosed with bladder cancer, the famed sports analyst and NFL legend is now cancer-free.

We'll see plenty of Bradshaw throughout the 2024 season. This is just the beginning of what may become a string of hilarious statements from the former Steelers quarterback.

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