Terry Bradshaw learns fate as FOX NFL Sunday | NFL News

Terry Bradshaw is set to rejoin the ‘FOX NFL Sunday’ crew for another season, as the community reveals its full 2025 solid and announcers lineup – with Tom Brady studying who his colleagues can be for his second season as lead recreation analyst. Jimmy Johnson is the only common not returning to the show, having announced his retirement. His spot as a full-time analyst can be crammed by Rob Gronkowski.

The New England Patriots legend has been a frequent face on ‘FOX NFL Sunday’ in current years. However, in 2024, he was a part-time member of the panel – stepping in when Johnson was absent – while also contributing to other exhibits. Bradshaw is back for his thirty second season protecting the NFL with FOX, sharing the desk with long-standing colleagues Michael Strahan and Howie Long. Curt Menefee will resume his position as the ‘FOX NFL Sunday’ host, with Jay Glazer reprising his position as the insider.

The full NFL on FOX line-up also options sideline reporter Erin Andrews and host Charissa Thompson, whose futures have been unsure following the end of the 2024 season due to their contracts expiring. Andrews will once again serve on the lead broadcast crew, alongside fellow reporter Tom Rinaldi and announcers Kevin Burkhardt and Brady.

Despite turning 77 next month, Bradshaw has indicated that he has no plans to step down from his position anytime soon. Speaking beforehand, he said: “I love the commentating, I absolutely love it and I cannot wait to get to work Sunday. I’ve been doing it 43, 44 years and the guys I’m working with, man, you (Talking to the show’s host, Brisby) would love it.

“It’s a locker room environment for us and we all love and care about one another. Everybody is completely satisfied for everyone’s success, whether or not it is Howie (Long) doing sneaker commercials or motion pictures or Michael (Strahan) with ‘Good Morning America’, you understand, whatever it would not matter, you understand Curt (Menefee) is now with Fox in New York City internet hosting the morning show, so it is so a lot enjoyable.

“And then you know it’s a one hour show then you watch football all day, and you do highlights, half-time, Super Bowls, play-off games, I mean we do some amazing things at Fox.

“You know what man, I do not know when that time comes when then they are saying to me, you understand ‘completely satisfied trails'”, he said. “Yeah man you need to say that’s never going to occur.

“But I guess when the Cowboys are playing the New York Giants and you go, ‘Well uh… uh today we have uh… uh, our number one game today as you well know, it’s this huge game between… uh… you know they are really doing good right now (mimics someone telling him ‘Dallas’ off mic) Dallas!’ Yeah, you can see that you’re pretty much gone. That hasn’t happened yet. But, you know what, when you realise that the time has come, that’s a sad time.”

Earlier this yr at Super Bowl LIX, he confided to the Mirror US about his plans to bow out with the 2029 Super Bowl as his ultimate curtain call.

Bradshaw revealed: “I told my wife before I left the room a while ago, I’m sitting there… I said, ‘I’ve got two years left at FOX. I’m 76. Okay, so it’s a young man’s game. I get that.’ Everybody wants the new.

“And so I said, ‘If we will get to the next Super Bowl, I’ll be 80. That’s… I believe that’s time.’ 80 years outdated, that’s pushing it.”

Full Fox Crew for 2025 season

Fox NFL Sunday

Curt Menefee, Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Michael Strahan, Rob Gronkowski, Jay Glazer.

Fox NFL Kickoff

Colin Cowherd, Charissa Thompson, Charles Woodson, Julian Edelman.