For Terry Bradshaw, the future is a world without limits. Internationally renowned as a Hall of Fame quarterback and two-time Super Bowl MVP, he is also one of television’s most popular sports analysts, a film actor and a top-selling gospel singer with three hit albums to his name. The man who made All Pro four times is also the man who played guitar with Tammy Wynette and sang with Paul McCartney at the 2002 SuperBowl. The man who led the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super Bowl championships is also the man who TV Guide called America’s Favorite Sportscaster. Bradshaw uses his multi-faceted, visionary career to help audiences make their own dreams come true, through teamwork, boundary-jumping thinking, and by keeping their eye on the ball. His autobiography, It’s Only a Game, is a heart-felt, nearly 100% true account of this American icon’s life - before and after football.

Co-host of the Emmy-winning FOX NFL Sunday, Bradshaw is recognized as one of the finest quarterbacks in NFL history. He led the Pittsburgh Steelers to eight straight playoff appearances, six AFC championship games and four Super Bowl wins. He has appeared in such films as Hooper and Cannonball, and on such hit TV programs as Everybody Loves Raymond, The Jeff Foxworthy Show, and also co-hosted the 2001 Country Music Awards. Bradshaw was named Man of the Year by the Big Sisters of America in 1999 and Father of the Year by the National Father’s Day Council in 2000.