Terry Bradshaw calls out FOX NFL Sunday co-stars over Veterans Day outfit choiceSian Jones Tue, November 10, 2026 at 4:07 PM UTC
Bradshaw criticized his co-stars Woody and Julian for their choice of clothing (Image: FOX NFL Sunday)
Terry Bradshaw playfully ribbed his FOX NFL Sunday colleagues about their wardrobe choices during a special two-hour broadcast from two United States Armed Forces academies.
During the Week 9 episode, Bradshaw called out co-stars Charles Woodson and Julian Edelman for their attire, suggesting they had demonstrated disrespect toward the West Point cadets. He highlighted that he and Howie Long, broadcasting from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, had donned ties as a gesture of respect.
The former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback then demanded his colleagues issue an apology.
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"First of all, I'm extremely disappointed in Woody and Julian," Bradshaw told Woodson and Edelman, who were at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York. "They have no respect for the wonderful people there. Howie and I are wearing ties today out of respect for all the wonderful midshipmen. Really, these are wonderful people. You should apologize to kick off the set."
Long quickly interjected, separating himself from Bradshaw's remarks. "The views of my cohort are not necessarily reflective of my views," he said.
Bradshaw knows both men well, having worked alongside them in their prior roles at Fox (Image: Getty Images)
Bradshaw responded with a groan, "My turn to talk!" He then shifted focus back to football, endorsing the Detroit Lions as the NFC North's top team despite their defensive struggles early in the season.
"Detroit's got the best offense," the 80 year old added. "I love their coach. The fact they've already beaten Green Bay and upset, if you want to call it that, the Vikings last week, only proves that the NFC North belongs to them. No question, their defense is coming around. I love their offense. Detroit Lions.. As he concluded, Michael Strahan - who joined Woodson and Edelman in West Point - came to the duo's defense, poking fun at Bradshaw's attire in return."
As he wrapped up, Michael Strahan - who was alongside Woodson and Edelman in West Point - defended the pair while taking a playful jab at Bradshaw's wardrobe choice. "Well, I gotta say, and I'm not sticking up for my guy," Strahan said.
"But very hard listening to a guy wearing suspenders in 2026.
Charles Woodson and Julian Edelman (Image: FOX NFL Sunday)
"No, no, no, Michael," Bradshaw fired back. "You have no idea how much these people love my suspenders!"
Strahan then argued the Packers deserve recognition as the NFC's top squad. "The Green Bay Packers could be the best team - are the best team - in the NFC. Jordan Love, one name, one guy, leads the league in passing," he said.
"Nobody has more 20-, 25-, or 50-yard completions than Jordan Love, even with receivers who drop a lot of balls. Watson and Golden - best receiving duo in the league. Golden needs to hold on to a few more of those balls. But defensively, they've really stepped it up, too.
"They're second in interceptions, second in takeaways and only four sacks behind the league leaders, the Pittsburgh Steelers. This is a team I think can do it all. No one mentions the Rams or the Seahawks."
In recognition of Veterans Day, FOX broadcast a special two-hour episode showcasing the casts of the network's two NFL pregame programs: FOX NFL Kickoff and FOX NFL Sunday.
FOX NFL Sunday host Curt Menefee has called the annual Veterans Day broadcast his favorite show of the season.
"It's easy to be in a place where people are preaching gloom and doom and the other side's miserable," he said.
"But when you get there to visit the service academy and you see all these young people from all around the country and you see the quality and the leadership skills that they have and the way they carry themselves. I mean, it continues your faith in America."
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