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When Rob Gronkowski traded his cleats for a mic, we all wondered—could the party-loving, touchdown-catching tight end really shine as a broadcaster? Spoiler alert: he absolutely crushed it. And he’s doing the same job just like he did with the Patriots and the Buccaneers. He brought his larger-than-life energy to the FOX NFL studio. Pairing up with legends like Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan, Gronk proved that football isn’t just about the plays on the field. It’s about what keeps us glued to the screen.

Speaking of which, with the Bills vs. Ravens epic showdown today, the NFL on Fox has wrapped up its season. With that, it’s a farewell for the Fox crew ahead of the championship round. And to celebrate yet another chapter of the broadcasting book, Gronk took a moment to reflect on his time with the FOX crew.

“Another great session in the @nflonfox studio in the books! On the road next,” he wrote in a heartfelt Instagram story as he shared some moments with Bradshaw, Strahan, and the rest of the crew. A simple message, sure, but one packed with gratitude and respect for his co-hosts. The farewell isn’t limited to their NFL career. The way these personalities keep us glued to our screen during the game days is equally phenomenal.

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And let’s talk about these personalities, shall we? The Steelers‘ legend, Bradshaw, the former quarterback-turned-entertainer, has been helming the broadcasting world for decades. Then there’s Strahan, the sack king of his time, who somehow found a way to dominate both the NFL and the morning talk show scene. And their job along with Gronkowski? The trio has successfully turned every NFL Sunday into a mix of expert analysis and laugh-out-loud moments.

As the NFL heat shifts towards the Championship round and the Super Bowl, Rob Gronkowski’s heartfelt message serves as a nod to a conclusion of another season with Fox. Well, it’ll be amazing to find out their further ventures in the season.

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Rob Gronkowski and his co-hosts’ other ventures

The Eagles took a flight once again and thrashed out the Rams from the divisional round to secure their NFC Championship spot. On the other hand, another setback for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens as the Buffalo Bills clinched a thrilling win and made ways to the AFC Championship game. That said, the FOX has wrapped up broadcasting the season. Seems like Gronkowski and Co. are now free agents for the next round of the league.

But what are they gonna do now? Of course, they’re gonna witness the road to Super Bowl, starting with the Eagles and the Commanders. Gronk shared some glimpse of his further moves in his Instagram story. “The dudes are headed to Philly..,” he wrote. Wanna guess who are the dudes? Besides Gronk, his three time Super Bowl champion mate, Julian Edelman, is gonna accompany him for the much-awaited clash between the Eagles and the Commanders.

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And Gronk received a nod from his mate as he replied on his Instagram story with, “Catch us at the Linc…” It appears, Gronk and Edelman are sorted for the next week. But what about Bradshaw? Well, he’s got another gig besides his broadcasting career and, of course, making people laugh with that insane sense of humor.

That other gig? Bet you might have heard of it. The Steelers’ legend is ready for “The Terry Bradshaw Show” in Branson, Missouri this year. Now, whether he’s gonna continue entertaining us with his electrifying broadcasting or with his music career, one thing’s certain: fans are in for a treat.

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