Terry Bradshaw ordered to ‘line up and take coaching’ by Fox NFL star as Pittsburgh Steelers icon relives playing days

TERRY Bradshaw is reliving his glory days on Fox NFL Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers legend got back on a football field to run some plays for a special episode of Fox NFL Sunday.

In a special Veteran’s Day episode, Terry Bradshaw lined up across from some soldiers to make some plays.

During the episode, Jimmy Johnson had his Fox costars line up as offensive linemen to allow some of the service members to make a play.

He wanted to demonstrate how the Chicago Bears could be running more efficient plays during their games.

However, Bradshaw didn’t seem intent on listening and instead was chatting it up with one of the service members.

Johnson was forced to call him out live on air to get him to line up in the right spot.

“TB can you take coaching?” Johnson yelled.

“Line up!”

Johnson then snapped the ball and ran a play in front of the group of service members.

After that fun moment, Johnson took a harsher tone later in the episode.

He went all in on Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson in a segment about struggling head coaches.

Curt Menefee asked Johnson whether or not Pederson will survive the season.

“I don’t think so Curt,” Johnson said.

“But really, other than the people in Jacksonville and maybe London, who really cares?”

While Johnson was tough on Pederson, he said the coach wouldn’t have a tough time after leaving the NFL.

“You look at it, he’s going to retire at the end of the season and he’s going to walk away with some money and a statue in Philadelphia,” he said.

“So it will be fine.”

Michael Strahan also shared some rough opinions about another NFL head coach, this time being the Las Vegas Raiders’ Antonio Pierce.

“When you’re in Vegas and you roll 7-11, you’re doing well, but that’s not good when that’s your record as a head coach,” he said.

“I think Antonio Pierce is a good head coach, and aspiring head coach. They’ve had eight head coaches in the last 13 years.

“You don’t have any consistency there which is what you need. Also, three of their top six first-rounders aren’t there anymore. That’s not including Josh Jacobs who’s an incredible player that they let go.”

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