Terry Bradshaw reveals health battle on-air, says he is now ‘Cancer Free’

As part of this week's "Fox NFL Sunday" broadcast, Terry Bradshaw addressed concerns about his health status, noting his recent bladder and skin cancer diagnoses.

During a panel discussion at the show, Terry Bradshaw began his presentation by saying, "Last week, I ran short of breath. People wanted to know what was wrong with me, and I just wanted to tell you what's been happening with me."
During a recent interview, the 74-year-old Pittsburgh Steelers player explained that Terry Bradshaw had bladder cancer at the beginning of November last year.






Terry Bradshaw's physicians encountered a Merkel cell tumor around his throat in March, "an extreme condition of skin cancer," which he had treated at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston with another surgery.

Terry Bradshaw says; eventually, I will be back where I used to be, now that I am cancer-free and feeling fantastic." Since the 1980s, Terry Bradshaw has served as one of Fox Sports' analysts.

Terri Bradshaw's words, "I no longer look like myself, but I feel like myself again." the retired quarterback seemed to stumble while critiquing game highlights on last week's "Fox NFL Sunday" broadcast, causing viewers to express concerns about his health.

Yale University's medical center provided surgery and treatment to resolve the condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can we watch the Terry Bradshaw interview?
The Terry Bradshaw episode streamed live on FOX Sports: NFL

Who is Terry Bradshaw?
Terry Paxton Bradshaw is an American former professional football player who was a quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League. Since 1994, he has been a television sports analyst and co-host of Fox NFL Sunday.