Former American football player Terry Bradshaw was the Pittsburgh Steelers’ starting quarterback in the National Football League (NFL).
In addition to being a musician, Bradshaw is also an actor who has made numerous film and television appearances, most notably as a costar in the movie Failure to Launch. Additionally, he has a number of albums of country music. The first quarterback to win three and four Super Bowls, he spent 14 seasons in Pittsburgh, where he also helped the Steelers win eight AFC Central championships. In a six-year period, he won four Super Bowls (1974, 1975, 1978, and 1979). He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989, the year he first became eligible.
What happened to Terry Bradshaw?
On Sunday, Terry Bradshaw disclosed that he had battled cancer twice in the previous year. On Fox’s NFL pregame broadcast, the NFL Hall of Fame quarterback discussed his hardships while receiving therapy.
The 74-year-old went to Yale University Medical Center after receiving a bladder cancer diagnosis in November of last year. He underwent surgery and treatment there.
But later in March, Terry experienced neck pain and required an MRI. He was found to have an uncommon form of skin cancer (Merkel cell tumor). He underwent surgery at M.D. Anderson in Houston right away.
