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Terry Bradshaw Made Glaring Mistake on Thanksgiving

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Andrew McCarty | Last updated Nov 28, 2024 8:08 PM ET

Legendary NFL quarterback Terry Bradshaw has faced some scrutiny over his on-air comments in recent years.

However, he's made it abundantly clear he's not giving up the career he loves just yet. During a recent appearance on Kelly Clarkson's show, Bradshaw made it clear he still loves the game - and the people he works with.

“It’s so much fun,” Bradshaw said. “I'm one of those people that are lucky to go to work and can't wait to get there. … It's so much fun to get up early as you, we work all day, we're 12 hours in the studio working all the games throughout. The people here in New York may see us do one show but we do 12. You're hanging out with a bunch of jocks that you love like brothers and it is a hoot as you can well imagine.”

Fans have noticed Bradshaw's struggles this season and, unfortunately, he was back in the headlines following another blunder. Discussing a Thanksgiving matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Miami Dolphins, Bradshaw claimed the cold weather doesn't bother quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

"Folks, you're in for a treat tonight because the weather doesn't bother Tua." - Terry Bradshaw

Fox immediately puts up graphic showing Tua is 1-7 in games 50 degrees or below. pic.twitter.com/BEbemoyEwI
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) November 28, 2024

His comments were immediately followed with a graphic that shows just how much Tua struggles in cold weather. He's 1-7 in games under 50 degrees, 0-4 in games under 40 degrees and 0-2 in games under 30 degrees.

The current temperature in Green Bay is 27 degrees, with some light flurries in the forecast. With the wind chill, temperatures dropped into the teens ahead of kickoff.

Tua will have the chance to defend himself from the narrative that he can't play well in cold weather, but the stats are pretty convincing.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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