Terry Bradshaw (Photo via Fox NFL Sunday)
Terry Bradshaw is liable to say whatever he has on his mind, as displayed just about every Sunday when he is on air.

The legendary NFL quarterback has been taking some heat for his performance every week, which is likely due to his age and not being able to put a filter on his mouth.

Over the weekend, the stars on “FOX NFL Sunday” spoke about a series of current events taking place across the NFL, including the Week 6 faceoff between the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys.

“After the bye week, [Hutchinson is] still leading the league in sacks with six-and-a-half. And the [quarterback] pressures,” Strahan said.

He found himself being interrupted by Terry Bradshaw, who chimed in: “I did the song already. Pressure!”

It was just earlier in the show when Bradshaw bizarrely began to sing the Queen song “Under Pressure” the Patriots first made the decision to bench veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett in favor of rookie Drake Maye.

“It’s a terrible move,” he began. “Brissett was doing everything he could to keep that thing going. That’s a horrible offensive line. The one keyword there is pressure. Freddie Mercury of Queen, remember the song? Pressure! Coming down, you remember the song? Drake Maye will be under pressure. This is a bad move.”

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Upon threatening to break out into another song, Strahan implored Terry Bradshaw to keep quiet. “Please don’t do that. Please don’t do that again,” he told Bradshaw. You might get sued for ruining their song.”

Howie Long agreed as he stated, “Freddie Mercury’s rolling over [in] his grave.”

This is just one of many times his Bradshaw was “warned” by his NFL on FOX colleagues to cool it a bit with his controversial statements.

Terry Bradshaw Lost His Cool Speaking On Caleb Williams’ Painted Nails

Terry Bradshaw has been so out of control that his co-hosts never know what he might say during a live broadcast.

It started earlier this year when Bradshaw drew attention to Caleb Williams’ finger-nail painting ahead of his NFL debut.

During Fox NFL Sunday, Bradshaw commented, “What if I’d have painted my fingernails in 1970? Black on this side (pointing to his left hand) and gold on this side (pointing to his right hand).”

In response, Howie Long playfully said, “You know, I was hoping, I was hoping you would just stop and not even think about that.”

VIDEO: Howie Long Had To Awkwardly Correct Terry Bradshaw After His Disturbing Comment About Deshaun Watson

Curt Menefee and Terry Bradshaw (Photo via FOX)
Terry Bradshaw has seen better days, and that day was not Sunday when he suggested something for Deshaun Watson.

Deshaun Watson has been downright terrible.

The Cleveland Browns once again were destroyed in Week 5 against the Washington Commanders.

The blame goes all over the place for Cleveland as the offensive line is terrible, there is no rushing attack at all, poor play calling, and a defense that is significantly worse than they were last year.

To make matters worse, Watson has yet to show the QB he used to be in Houston.

Following yet another loss, the crew at NFL on Fox was speaking about what the Browns should do with the quarterback.

Terry Bradshaw suggested that the team should put Watson down.

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Howie Long jumped in to state they should bench him instead as everybody busted out in laughter.

For those who are unaware, to put something down means to kill it.

Watson had 125 yards and a touchdown in a game for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. He finished the game 15-for-28.

Deshaun Watson Spotted Walking Off From Team During Game

For unknown reasons, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson appeared to walk off the field in the third quarter of their game against the Washington Commanders.

Head coach Kevin Stefanski wanted to go for it on 4th and Goal, but as the play clock was counting down, Watson could be seen walking off the field towards the sideline, prompting a reaction from Stefanski.