Former NFL and Hall-of-Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw has been on the Fox NFL Sunday show since it debuted in 1994. That means he is now starting his 30th season with the network, and he has provided some seriously bizarre moments.

Now, in the first show of the season, Bradshaw couldn’t contain his excitement, and he let everyone know with the weirdest comment. “I haven’t been this excited since my Aunt taught me how to play spin the bottle,” he said.

Usually, some of Bradshaw’s more outlandish statements are overlooked, but this was too much for people to ignore.

“Terry Bradshaw just said his Aunt taught him how to play spin the bottle lol football is so back,” one comment said.

“Terry Bradshaw said his aunt taught him how to play spin the bottle FOX NFL Sunday is back!” another said.

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“Did Terry Bradshaw say he hasn’t been this excited since his aunt showed him how to play Spin the Bottle? Does anyone under 70 know what that game is? I liked the joke, will make up for Terry botching the highlights as only he can do,” said a third.

If this is just Week 1 for Bradshaw, it could be a strange season for him in the studio.

Terry Bradshaw Is Entering 30th Season With Fox

The Fox NFL Sunday show has been on air since 1994. During those 30 years, several different co-hosts have raced the screens of NFL fans.

However, one consistent face seen almost every week has been Terry Bradshaw. He had retired from football after 14 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and he wasn’t ready to put football behind him.

Now, he has been in the studio for twice as long as he spent on an NFL field as a player.

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Source: Tampa Bay Times