Terry Bradshaw hints at retirement, says his time as an NFL analyst is 'coming to an end'

Veteran NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw has spoken about his impending retirement, revealing that his time in front of the camera as a sports broadcaster is nearing its inevitable conclusion. The 78-year-old appeared on "NBC News Daily" to discuss his new memoir, "Looking for Terry." While Bradshaw did not explicitly announce his retirement plans, he indicated that he is nearing the end of his broadcasting career.

Bradshaw's career has been marked by a successful playing journey, during which he won four Super Bowls. Following his retirement from football, he signed a broadcasting deal with CBS in 1984, where he served as an in-game analyst for many years before joining the pre-game show on Fox in 1990. For the past four decades, Bradshaw has been a staple on Fox's "Fox NFL Sunday," appearing alongside colleagues Howie Long, Curt Menefee, and Michael Strahan.

Despite his affable personality, Bradshaw has chosen to share a different aspect of his life in his memoir, which was released earlier this week. The book delves into his diagnosis of depression, struggles with cancer, and failed marriages, topics that publishers initially found challenging to promote, as they primarily wanted to focus on football stories. Currently, Bradshaw continues to share these personal stories with viewers each Sunday as he approaches the end of his on-camera journey.