"Put him out of his misery": Fans call for 77 y/o Terry Bradshaw to retire after making massive error on live broadcast

NFL legend Terry Bradshaw made a glaring mistake ahead of the Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears duel Saturday night. Micah Parsons is out for the rest of the 2025 NFL season after suffering a torn ACL against the Denver Broncos in Week 15.

During Fox's preview show, Howie Long asked Bradshaw how the Packers would deal with the loss of one of the best pass rushers in the league. The Pittsburgh Steelers icon forgot that Parsons and Jordan Love played for the same team and suggested the quarterback should go after his own teammate.

"If I'm [Jordan] Love, I'm going, 'Oh, no [Micah] Parsons, yes!'" Bradshaw said, implying that Love would benefit from Parsons' absence.

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Many fans reacted to Bradshaw's blunder, saying that it's time for the Pro Football Hall of Famer to step away from his on-camera job.

"Lee Corso thinks Bradshaw should have retired years ago," one fan said. "Needs to retire, not fair for him to be on air," another fan said. "Put Bradshaw out of his misery please," another fan said.

The criticism continued, with more fans calling for Terry Bradshaw to retire from the TV.

"Yikes," one fan said. "Bradshaw, mistakenly speaking: 'If I’m Love and I see no Parsons, I’m like yes!' It’s time to call it quits on TV man," another fan said. "Terry Bradshaw has no idea who Micah is or what team he plays on apparently," another fan said.

Edited by Orlando Silva