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Terry Bradshaw's Text Mix-Up Goes Viral Ahead of Game

10/27/2025

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Summary

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Terry Bradshaw, co-host of FOX NFL Sunday, went viral while previewing the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Washington Commanders game after recounting a texting mix-up with Chiefs coach Andy Reid.
Bradshaw said he intended to text Andy Reid but accidentally messaged a pig dealer.
Despite mixed reactions, Bradshaw remains a staple on the FOX pregame show, which he has been part of since 1994.

History

Historical Context

The launch of Fox NFL Sunday on September 4, 1994, marked a pivotal shift in sports broadcasting, blending entertainment with football analysis. Spearheaded by Terry Bradshaw and other former CBS personalities, the show introduced innovative features like the "Fox Box" for real-time scores. This transformation not only captivated viewers but also solidified Fox's status as a major player in American television sports.

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Story summary

Terry Bradshaw, co-host of FOX NFL Sunday, went viral while previewing the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Washington Commanders game after recounting a texting mix-up with Chiefs coach Andy Reid.
Bradshaw said he intended to text Andy Reid but accidentally messaged a pig dealer.
Despite mixed reactions, Bradshaw remains a staple on the FOX pregame show, which he has been part of since 1994.

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