Terry Bradshaw supports Tom Brady in contract talks

It seemed that the New England Patriots stopped contract talks with their starting quarterback Tom Brady, although they indicated last season that they would like to make Brady one of the highest-paid players in the league. While Brady did not show any intention to leave Patriots for higher pay, he received supports from his fans, including former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw.


Bradshaw has been Brady’s die-hard fan for a long time. He never embarrassed Brady during his interview as he did to other current quarterbacks, and always expressed publicly his love to the handsome man. Bradshaw used to say that Brady was such a great quarterback that he himself would like to play backup for him if he was young enough to continue playing NFL games in his Terry Bradshaw jersey. Hearing of Patriots’ hesitation to give Brady a contract extension, Bradshaw said the team was fooling themselves and would regret if they let Brady go because of financial issues.

Brady himself has been low-profile about the contract dispute and has been available to all the team’s practices by so far. Unwilling to discuss the contract issue, Brady said he would rather focus on improving his playing skills, which are better evidences of his greatness.

Terry Bradshaw plans to forestall Favre with earlier private signing

After knowing that the Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre will have a private signing in July, former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw also announced that he would also offer autographs to Steelers fans and he will make it happen one week earlier than Favre.


Bradshaw used to criticize Favre for running people around by changing his minds from time to time. And he recently said that he hated the way Favre squeezes money from his faithful fans by asking for hundreds of dollars to sign his name on the Favre-related items from fans. In order to prove that he could much more for fans than Favre, Bradshaw announced that he would offer his autograph for free on from July 7th and accepted anything related to his former team the Steelers and set the number limit twice as Favre’s to 200 items. What’s more attractive, the former NFL star quarterback said he would send a free Bradshaw jersey in return to the owner of the first item he receives.

However, I’m afraid Bradshaw will not receive more than 100 items from fans even though he does not ask for money. He has been no longer a popular star NFL player for long and his offer will not be taken seriously as he did not release any details on how his private signing will run and where the items should be sent.