Terry Bradshaw provided an insightful look at the off-air dynamics at FOX Sports during an exchange with co-host Michael Strahan. As one of “FOX NFL Sunday’s” lead sports reporters, Bradshaw, along with Strahan, Curt Menefee and a host of famous sports commentators, humorously discussed his relationship with the network.

In a segment about Russell Wilson’s career moves from Seattle to Pittsburgh and then to Denver, the conversation turned overtly to Strahan teasing Bradshaw about his status at FOX.

“You can tell from this interview with Russell that there is a bit of humility in working here,” Bradshaw said, adding, “I can’t think of anything worse than working here at FOX and knowing no one wants me – nothing worse.”

As Strahan chuckled, Bradshaw continued, recognizing that Strahan’s amusement was not just at Wilson’s plight, but rather ironic self-aggrandizement: “How would you like being the quarterback in Seattle and everyone in Seattle wants to get rid of you.” And then. “You come to Denver and you realize the head coach doesn’t want you… Michael’s laughing here.”

Bradshaw’s playful banter reflects his take on popularity in the workplace, from personal experiences at FOX to Russell Wilson’s football saga.

“We could have said, ‘This has been happening to you for years’ (given the tenuous relationship between FOX and Bradshaw). That’s a lie. We all love you, we all want you here. But that was just a simple joke.” “

Bradshaw tried to steer the conversation back to its original point by talking about how Wilson bounced back after leaving Seattle and his disappointing time with the Denver Broncos.

“Anyway, America, the fact that he’s going to Pittsburgh and they have to pay $1.25 million this year to get his services,” Bradshaw continued.

“I think the humility has definitely impacted him as a man who absolutely strives to be great. No more private offices. He’s there with Mike Tomlin and he’s doing a great job playing Steeler football.”

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Bradshaw previously praised Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin for his expert handling of the situation between Wilson and Justin Fields. “I was just amazed that Tomlin was able to make that move after dumping Justin Fields,” he said. “Your record was four and two, guys.

“They didn’t lose and Fields didn’t play badly. He just thought Wilson would be a better fit for their offense and they would be more explosive. He was exactly right. And guess what? I was wrong. He was right.” . He knows better than me.