It’s not just players and coaches who can benefit from some preseason reps.
Fox Sports analyst Terry Bradshaw had some problems voicing over highlights Sunday and stumbled through some clips, sometimes getting the names of players and teams wrong.
Awful Announcing posted a pair of videos on X, formerly known as Twitter, to illustrate Bradshaw’s struggles.
The first one began with him talking about the Cardinals and Commanders, during which he accidentally called Arizona the Carolina Panthers.
Then, came the Jaguars-Colts highlights.
By this point, Bradshaw was already falling behind because of his Cardinals mix-up.
He proceeded to call the Colts the Chargers.
At one point, Bradshaw acknowledged his troubles, saying: “Oh my God … I know. I’ve got it. I’m so proud of myself … Those highlights were all over the place. Where’d that come from?”
Then came the second (and longer) video clip, which began with the Bengals-Browns game.
It started with Bradshaw saying: “Sorry about that, sports fans.”
He made it through the battle of Ohio, but stumbled on the Buccaneers-Vikings highlight, getting the score of the game wrong.
Then came the Texans-Ravens game as Bradshaw got the name of Houston head coach DeMeco Ryans wrong.
That was followed by Bradshaw stumbling on the first name of Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins, who was lost for the season with a torn Achilles.
Finally came the Titans-Saints highlight, which he made it through before coming back on camera and saying: “I’m kind of proud of myself. Well, I screwed it up a little bit, but it’s the first show, first show.”
Bradshaw wrote off the mistakes as Week 1 miscues and it is unknown if there were mistakes on his shot sheets which led him astray.
The four-time Super Bowl champion and Pro Football Hall of Famer has been with FOX since the network began its NFL coverage in 1994.
In October 2022, Bradshaw went public with the news he had undergone treatment for both bladder cancer and skin cancer in the previous year.
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