Terry Bradshaw

Terry Bradshaw is a former NFL quarterback who led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl victories and later became a television sports analyst.

Super Bowl IX: The 1975 championship game in which Pittsburgh defeated Minnesota 16–6. Bradshaw won his first Super Bowl as Pittsburgh's starting quarterback.
Chuck Noll: The Pittsburgh Steelers head coach from 1969 to 1991 who won four Super Bowls. Noll drafted Bradshaw and built the team around his developing quarterback play.
Fox NFL Sunday: Fox's weekly NFL pregame television program, launched in 1994. Bradshaw became a prominent analyst and personality on the program.
Joe Montana: A San Francisco 49ers quarterback who won four Super Bowls during the 1980s. Montana matched Bradshaw's four titles and later became another benchmark for quarterback greatness.
Super Bowl X: The 1976 championship game in which Pittsburgh defeated Dallas 21–17. Bradshaw threw two touchdown passes in Pittsburgh's second straight title win.
Franco Harris: A Pittsburgh Steelers running back who played from 1972 to 1983 and entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Harris was a leading teammate during all four of Bradshaw's championship seasons.
NFL on CBS: CBS's television coverage of National Football League games. Bradshaw began his television broadcasting career as a CBS game analyst.
Tom Brady: A quarterback who won seven Super Bowls, more than any other player. Brady's record total places Bradshaw's four championships in historical perspective.
Super Bowl XIII: The 1979 championship game in which Pittsburgh defeated Dallas 35–31. Bradshaw threw four touchdown passes and was named the game's most valuable player.
Lynn Swann: A Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver known for his postseason performances in the 1970s. Swann's receiving helped turn Bradshaw's deep throws into defining playoff plays.

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