Michael Strahan rolls his eyes at Terry Bradshaw after awkward ‘spin the bottle’ joke just seconds into Fox NFL Sunday

TERRY Bradshaw was in a wild mood to start the NFL season on Sunday.

Fox NFL Sunday made its season-debut on Sunday, and Bradshaw left his cohosts in tears with his opening comments.

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Bradshaw and his cohosts made their first appearance of the season on Sunday.

As Curt Menefee announced the cast of the show, Bradshaw announced his excitement to be back with a wild comment.

“Good to be back, right?” Bradshaw said.

“I haven’t been this excited since my aunt taught me how to play spin the bottle.

“This is a great day.”

Bradshaw’s cohosts were left in fits of laughter after he made the comment, and they gave equally hilarious reactions.

“Oh my god,” Howie Long said.

“Your aunt?” Jimmy Johnson said.

“We’re starting the season like that, huh?” Menefee said.

“Everyone’s in a good mood as our season starts today.”

While Bradshaw was making wild comments at the start of the show, fans were mostly paying attention to his new look.

Bradshaw grew his hair out this season, and fans made funny comparisons about him.

“Jesus, when did Terry Bradshaw become a Civil War ghost,” one fan said.

“Is that Terry Bradshaw? Or a bearded Benjamin Franklin? Hard to tell, more updates to come,” another fan said.

NFL important dates

August 1 - Hall of Fame Game - Houston Texans vs Chicago Bears

August 8 – Pre-season begins

August 27 – Deadline for 53-man rosters

September 1 – Final day of pre-season

September 5 – Season opener – Baltimore Ravens vs Kansas City Chiefs

November 5 – Trade deadline

January 5 – Week 18 of regular-season

January 11 – Playoffs begin

February 9 – Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, Louisiana

“Shoutout Terry Bradshaw for looking like that on tv,” a third fan said.

“Terry Bradshaw with a beard looks like that one Southern College professor that’s a little too into Civil War history,” a fourth fan said.

Bradshaw has been a member of Fox NFL Sunday since it was created in 1994.

He played 14 years in the NFL before joining the show and won four Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

AP