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NFL icon Terry Bradshaw, a fixture on FOX NFL Sunday since 1994, has hinted that his broadcasting days may be numbered. The 76-year old-Steelers legend has been considering retirement from tv after a sequence of on-air gaffes have considerably dented his fame as one of the best NFL analysts.

In a candid chat with Lou Canellis on FOX 32 Chicago, Bradshaw shared insights into his life past the screen, revealing that he’s by no means felt happier – and he has made his future plans very clear.

Discussing the thought of retirement, Bradshaw stated: “Billy Graham (the late American evangelist) said ‘the minute you retire is the day you start dying’, so I’m not going to quit singing, I’m not going to quit giving the [university] lectures, I’m not going to stop the horse business.

“My contract with FOX is for 2 more years, and I do know I’m going to work for 2 more. If FOX needs me round for the subsequent Super Bowl [the next time FOX will air the event] which is 4 years, If I might, I might in all probability keep 4 more years, and I’d be 80, and that is enough. And two more years may be enough.”

Bradshaw, the former Steelers quarterback, has opened up about his life beyond NFL, revealing his love for travel, horses, and music. The NFL icon, who has released five country music albums, added: “I’m actually having fun with my life. I’m having more enjoyable, I’ve began travelling to Europe, which I by no means had an curiosity in – I’m going to Normandy this 12 months.

“We’ve been to Rome twice and all over Italy, all over Germany and Sweden, and I really like that stuff, because I love history and so… I want to do more of that before God calls me home.

“I’ve great stallions now, we’ve got the best stallions, the highest stallions in our industry. I’ve received three horses. The scene, the leisure, the stage is the place I actually belong. That’s the place God put me, that is the place I’m at my happiest, when I’m up on stage performing, it is a lot enjoyable.

The sports activities legend hinted that his broadcasting days may be nearing an finish, however not with out one final milestone.

“I’m 76. It’s a young man’s game, I get that,” Bradshaw acknowledged. “Everybody wants the new thing. So I said if we can get to the next Super Bowl [that FOX covers], I’ll be 80. I think that’s time and that’s 80 years old and that’s pushing it.”