The former Super Bowl-winning quarterback won't be retiring after this weekend in New Orleans on the set of Super Bowl LIX.

Terry Bradshaw has a good idea about when he would finally like to call it quits on his Fox Sports broadcasting career. The NFL legend was asked by Mirror US Sports about when he’d like to retire and the 76-year-old Bradshaw pointed to Super Bowl 2029 as his desired farewell date.

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Terry Bradshaw has been a staple of many NFL fans’ Sunday mornings for the better part of three decades. Bradshaw joined Fox Sports back in 1994 as an on-air personality for the network’s “Fox NFL Sunday” pregame show,

NFL legend Terry Bradshaw has been a television staple since his retirement from football in 1984. That same year, he became a game analyst for CBS, and a decade later helped launch Fox NFL Sunday alongside James Brown,

Michael Strahan and Terry Bradshaw are part of the 'FOX NFL Sunday' team and were in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX.

Former NFL star turned broadcaster and analyst Michael Strahan has provided an update about his future with FOX Sports in the aftermath of Super Bowl LIX

NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw seemingly couldn't get a word out during the FOX NFL Sunday halftime Super Bowl LIX analysis as America stood up for the acclaimed ex-Pittsburgh Steelers QB

Terry Bradshaw was part of FOX Sports' broadcast team for Super Bowl LIX as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in New Orleans

Super Bowl winners Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long have worked for FOX for more than three decades and will cover this weekend's Super Bowl in New Orleans for the network

Terry Bradshaw was visibly shaking during his postgame interviews with the Super Bowl LIX champion Philadelphia Eagles, including the game's MVP in Jalen Hurts.