TERRY Bradshaw had jokes for the newest host of Fox NFL Sunday.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matt Stafford appeared as a guest host on Fox NFL Sunday during Week 6.
Terry Bradshaw claimed on Fox NFL Sunday that he is buddies with Matt Stafford[/caption]
Bradshaw joked that Stafford only calls him every few years[/caption]
Stafford and the Rams were on a bye during Week 6, giving him time to break down some of the week’s action with the Fox crew.
Very quickly, Terry Bradshaw made it known that he was a big fan of Stafford’s.
“You’ve got a fan there,” Jimmy Johnson said while pointing at Bradshaw.
“Well, he knows that,” Bradshaw replied.
The statement made Stafford smile, and he turned to shake Bradshaw’s hand after the admission.
“Terry is my guy,” Stafford said.
“We are buddies, we are,” Bradshaw replied.
After claiming they were friends, Howie Long wondered if Stafford ever calls Bradshaw, and the Pittsburgh Steelers legend made a hilarious joke about it.
“He calls me once every four years,” Bradshaw said.
The joke left the entire cast of Fox NFL Sunday in a fit of laughter before they could move on to the next segment.
NFL fans enjoyed the segment, and many shared how much they enjoyed having Stafford on the show.
“My man Matthew Stafford auditioning for his Fox NFL Sunday post retirement career!!” one fan said.
“Don’t change @NFLonFOX#FOXNFLSunday, don’t change!” another fan said.
“Fox nfl Sunday is toxic lol Stafford was like a new dog to them,” a third fan said.
“Fox NFL Sunday just had they funniest segment ever idk how that’s gon go over but that was hilarious,” a fourth fan said.
London calling
The New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings kick off the NFL’s annual run of London fixtures.
New York and Minnesota face off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday October 6 at 2.30pm local time – 9.30am ET for fans back home in America.
It is the first of three straight NFL Sundays that begin with an early game live from London.
The following week, Tottenham also plays host to the Jacksonville Jaguars against the Chicago Bears.
And on October 20, the Jags will head across town to Wembley Stadium to take on the New England Patriots.
After the crew got their laughs out, Stafford went on to talk about how he throws the football.
Stafford is a good person to learn from, as he currently has over 57,000 passing yards in his NFL career.
While he isn’t having a spectacular season this year, Stafford has still thrown 360 touchdowns in his 16-year career and won the Super Bowl with the Rams in 2021.
Stafford has two years left on his contract with the Rams after this season, and he is getting close to retirement.
After his performance on Fox NFL Sunday this week, he could find himself on the cast once he hangs up his cleats.
Stafford is playing for the Los Angeles Rams in his 16th year in the NFL[/caption]
