50 Years Later, Terry Bradshaw’s Legendary Arrival on an Iconic Truck Connects NFL World to Past Glory

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw is undoubtedly one of the legends of the game. Since retiring in 1984 from the NFL, Bradshaw has been continuing his career as an analyst, announcer, and commentator. Recently, an old video of him driving a truck to a Steelers game resurfaced, which garnered plenty of attention on social media. This video made the NFL world pretty nostalgic, as fans remember the simplicity of the players back then.

Notably, Bradshaw played for the Steelers from 1970 to 1983 and won four Super Bowls for them. Fans still love him for his tremendous contribution to the franchise, as they reacted greatly to his old video.

Fans react to an old video of Terry Bradshaw

In this video, Bradshaw was driving an old Ford Truck to enter Three Rivers Stadium. While entering, the security wished him good luck for the game. In reply, Bradshaw showed appreciation and thanked the security personnel.

Many fans pointed out the lovely conversation he had with the security personnel. Some talked about the simplicity of Bradshaw driving a truck to a game. Overall, most fans felt nostalgic about the old days in the NFL after seeing Bradshaw in that video.

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One person tweeted.

Another person pointed out the casual conversation and how laidback things used to be back in the day.

Notably, the video was from 1972, as one fan made a detailed analysis of the car he drove.

One person compared the lifestyle between the old generation and today’s generation.

Another Twitter user showed love for the former Steelers QB.

One more person compared the salary between old players and today’s players.

Another fan complemented Bradshaw’s truck.

One more fan felt privileged to see an old-time athlete like Bradshaw.

Notably, Bradshaw played his whole career for the Steelers. Unfortunately, he had to end his career in 1984 due to an elbow injury. After that, he joined CBS and later he became one of the faces of Fox NFL Sunday. Recently, his teammate Franco Harris passed away and he was all emotional talking about his friend.

Bradshaw felt heartbroken after losing his former Steelers teammate

Even at the age of 74, he is continuing with Fox Sports despite going through many physical battles. Recently, he became quite emotional talking about his former Steelers teammate, Franco Harris, who tragically passed away.

Although he was struggling at times as an analyst due to his health condition, he is still one of the faces of Fox Sports and still has his old swagger like the old days. Moreover, fans love his take on games and certain players, as he is not showing any signs of slowing down.

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