Terry Bradshaw snaps ‘that’s what I said’ at Fox NFL Sunday co-star Howie Long after he tried to correct him live on air
TERRY Bradshaw corrected Howie Long after he interrupted him during live television.
TheNFLlegends appeared on the Week 11 edition ofFox NFL Sunday.
Ahead of the Sunday NFL games, Bradshaw and Long were put to the task of analyzing theCleveland Brownsmatchup against theNew Orleans Saints.
But first, Fox NFL Sunday showed a highlight reel of the interim head coach Darren Rizzi and the Saints’ victory over theAtlanta Falconsin Week 10.
The clips centered on the energetic former special teams coach 54-year-old Rizzi, who replaced the fired Dennis Allen.
After the highlights, host Curt Menefee gave the floor to discuss the Saints’ upcoming game and Rizzi to Bradshaw.
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“Merica, can you not be excited about…” the Pittsburgh legend began.
However, Long cut him off, appearing to correct Bradshaw’s way of saying America.
“America,” the Raiders icon interrupted.
“America, that’s what I said,” Bradshaw replied.
He also smiled at Long during his reply.
Bradshaw then commented about the Saints’ highlights of Rizzi in Week 10.
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“Can you not get excited about this? Was that not just amazing?” the 75-year-old asked.
“…What a great story. Congratulations [Rizzi].”
The Saints went on to beat the Browns by a score of 35-14.
The do-it-all threat Taysom Hill rushed for 138 yards, scored three rushing touchdowns, and also totaled eight receptions for 50 yards and 18 passing yards.
The win improved New Orleans’ record to 4-7.
They are currently just two games back of the Atlanta Falcons (6-5) in the NFC South.
Rizzi has won both games as interim coach and each contest was at home in the Caesars Superdome.
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He was previously a special teams coach throughout his 16-year NFL coaching career.
After the bye, the Saints will face theLos AngelesRams at home on December 1.
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