New Orleans Declares February 5 'Terry Bradshaw Day' Ahead of Super Bowl

Terry Bradshaw was honored with 'Terry Bradshaw Day' in New Orleans, coinciding with Super Bowl LIX where he will be broadcasting for the eighth time. The ceremony took place at Tulane University, where the city's mayor praised Bradshaw's contributions and history with the city, particularly his first Super Bowl victory held there 50 years ago. Bradshaw expressed gratitude for the honor, reflecting on his journey and the significance of being recognized at the age of 76. His longtime colleague, Curt Menefee, highlighted Bradshaw's integral role in FOX Sports since its inception. Meanwhile, players from the Kansas City Chiefs revealed they do not closely follow FOX’s pre-game coverage, with many admitting they don't watch the analysts regularly. As the Chiefs aim for a historic third consecutive Super Bowl win, the focus remains on the upcoming matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.