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See, there you go, ladies and gentlemen. A lot of news talk about today. There's no question about that. And I don't want to do this. So I'm going to get to it first and get it out of the way because I happen to like the guy.

I had him on several times.

Looks like Terry Bradshaw's failing miserably.

His health is not doing well.

He apparently rambles a lot.

And it's so sad.

Yeah.

There's a couple of older sports reporter guys that they aren't aging well.

Terry Bradshaw, Lee Corso is another one that struggles on in college game day, which is sad

to see because they're so great, and like Terry's hilarious when he's on there, but to see

him kind of diminish in front of our faces is not great.

It's tough to see a fastball lose, or a pitcher lose their fastball.

Like Nolan Ryan, and he always had it, but just like if he couldn't get up to 90 at some

point in his career, it'd be like, you just got to hang it up, man.

Yeah, it's too bad.

I was like watching Terry Bradshaw, like I said, used to have him on the show once in a while, talk about this, that, and the other thing. And just a really, really good guy. Got two different kinds of cancer. I don't even know what they are. I saw he has two different forms of cancer. I was going to look at him and like, you know what? He's mumbling on the air about things have nothing to do with the show he's got

cancer he's got another cancer it's just very sad always liked the guy always liked his work

both as a football player and a commentator so terry we're we're praying for you palie

it's all you can say what else could you say no i mean that I mean, that's, yeah, that's all you can do.

Terry.

You notice his initials are TB, too, just like somebody else I know.

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