“I Was Pissed”: Terry Bradshaw Doesn’t Hold Back Over Lack of Credit for Launching Steelers’ Super Bowl Dynasty

The Steelers had never won a playoff game when they drafted Terry Bradshaw first overall in 1970. By January 1980, he had four Super Bowl rings and two Super Bowl MVP awards. Yet when the credit for one play went to one player, he admits he was annoyed. “The tight end did a good job blocking. Franco missed his block. That’s why I was rushed, flushed out of the pocket. So I get out of the pocket, I’m stopped by the outside defensive end…” Terry Bradshaw went on to describe how he made the throw before going down.