Terry Bradshaw claps back at FOX NFL Sunday | NFL News

Terry Bradshaw hit back at his FOX NFL Sunday colleagues who prompt Aaron Rodgers may let the pursuit of a document affect his retirement choice.

With the New York Jets poised in opposition to the Miami Dolphins of their final common season sport, Rodgers stands on the cusp of historical past with 499 landing passes in an illustrious 20-year profession.

Breaking into the hallowed 500 membership would place him alongside legends like Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, and Brett Favre.

Michael Strahan, FOX Sports analyst, speculated that the upcoming sport might be Rodgers’ closing one for the Jets or probably his final within the NFL.

He emphasised: “This will be his last game as a Jet in my opinion, he’s one touchdown away from hitting that 500 touchdown mark. But a lot comes with Aaron Rodgers and if you’re going to take on everything that comes with Aaron Rodgers, you need the production that usually comes with Aaron Rodgers and they’re not getting that.

“This is Aaron Rodgers’ final sport as a Jet. And if there’s any individual on the market, I’d all the time consider there are groups who really feel like they will get him and repair him and get that final bit. But is it price all of it with all the things that comes with him? I do not know.”

After Strahan concluded his remarks, Bradshaw couldn’t help but question the necessity of bringing up Rodgers’ potential milestone in the retirement conversation: “Why can we all the time discuss data? 499, I threw 212 landing passes. It would not matter. 212, I gave it to Howie [Long]. Howie coughed up a lung writing it down.”

Notably, Strahan isn’t alone in pondering whether Rodgers might retire after notching his 500th passing touchdown. With the Jets’ offense failing to score a touchdown in 14 straight drives with the MVP on the field, speculation is rife.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter even suggested on SportsCenter that achieving this landmark could be Rodgers’ swansong. “Today might be the final NFL sport for Aaron Rodgers,” Schefter speculated.

“He says he’ll resolve his future earlier than free company in March, he gave the impression of a man this previous week speaking in regards to the concept of retiring like this might very effectively be his final sport.

“Of course, it’s very difficult to predict what somebody who has a documentary after him named Enigma is going to do ultimately a couple of months from now, but the fact of the matter is, it is possible that this will be his last NFL game.

“He has 499 profession [touchdown] passes, one short of 500 sure he’ll get that in the present day in opposition to the Dolphins, and that could be the best way that Aaron Rodgers goes out and begins the clock on his time to Canton 5 years from his final sport.”