Terry Bradshaw is one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL as he orchestrated 4 of the Steelers’ 6 Super Bowl wins and tallied 2 Super Bowl MVPs.
His legacy may last forever, but despite his success on the field, Bradshaw recently revealed that an aspect related to how he was viewed by the public is something he wishes was different during his playing career.
“If there’s one thing in my life I do wish I had,” Bradshaw explained. “And I’ll say this… I wish I was loved and respected… And I understand, I know I don’t deserve this, I just wish I had it. Like [Tom] Brady, and like Peyton [Manning], Roger Staubach. But when I sit back in my life as a football player, I never had that kind of respect,” Bradshaw continued. “And I wish I did. I really do wish I did.”
“But when I sit back in my life as a football player, I never had that kind of respect,” Bradshaw continued. “And I wish I did. I really do wish I did.”
In his 14-season career, Bradshaw completed 2,025 of 3,901 passes for 27,989 yards and 212 touchdowns. He also rushed 444 times for 2,257 yards and 32 touchdowns.
He was 107-51 as the starting quarterback and the Steelers reached the playoffs 10 times. His career postseason record as a starter was 14-5.
