119th Annual Dinner 

TERRY BRADSHAW is a true icon who continues to defy labels. Best known as a four-time Super Bowl champion quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Bradshaw was the first quarterback to win four Super Bowl titles (1975, 1976, 1979, and 1980) and remains one of the greatest in NFL history. A two-time Super Bowl MVP, Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, and All-Pro athlete, Bradshaw was celebrated not only for his athleticism but also for calling his own plays, an uncommon feat even in his era.

Beyond football, Bradshaw has enjoyed an illustrious broadcasting career. As a co-host and analyst on Fox NFL Sunday, he has earned multiple Sports Emmys and helped make it America’s most-watched pregame show. In 2006, he was named the best-known sports broadcaster by the Davies-Brown Index.

Bradshaw has also excelled as an entertainer, appearing in feature films such as Failure to Launch and lending his voice to the animated hit Robots. On television, he has guest-starred in numerous shows and starred in NBC’s popular reality series Better Late Than Never.

As a singer, Bradshaw recorded four albums, including top-selling gospel records, and achieved a Top 10 country hit with "I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry." He is also a New York Times best-selling author, motivational speaker, and a dedicated philanthropist who has raised significant funds for various causes.

A Louisiana Tech graduate and Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame inductee, Bradshaw now resides in Oklahoma with his wife Tammy and daughters Rachel, Erin, and Lacey.