TERRY Bradshaw has shared a hilarious story in comparison to Travis Kelce’s heated Super Bowl moment with Andy Reid.
Bradshaw made an appearance on The Rich Eisen Show and was questioned about the Kansas City tight end’s heated interaction with his head coach during the Super Bowl.
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Terry Bradshaw (right) spoke on the fight between Travis Kelce and Andy ReidCredit: YouTube/RichEisenShow
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Bradshaw said he could never fight his coach (The heated moment between Kelce and Reid is pictured)Credit: CBS SPORTS
Kelce has been criticized after he was caught on camera screaming in Reid’s face during the Super Bowl.
During the heated altercation, Kelce bumped Reid aggressively and almost knocked him over.
Rich Eisen asked Bradshaw if he would ever do something like that to his coach Chuck Noll, which he denied with a smile.
“I imagine you never went up to Chuck Noll in the middle of a game and gave him an earful like Travis Kelce did to Reid,” Eisen said.
“Right Terry? You never did that to Chuck.”
Both Eisen and Bradshaw fell into laughter after the question as Bradshaw explained his role on the team.
“Are you kidding? Seriously? No I never did that,” Bradshaw said.
“First, let me explain something to you Rich. Once again, I called my own plays so I didn’t have anyone to deal with but myself.”
Bradshaw explained that he would never get in Noll’s face during a game, but said that he did defend himself one time.
“I never did and nor would I ever have gone and done that to Chuck Noll,” Bradshaw said.
“I did take his hands off me one time and throw them down because he had a habit of grabbing me to try and make a point.
“I knew he was trying to make a point but he didn’t need to grab me.”
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Bradshaw said the relationship with his coach was never jeopardized from an incident like that though, as Noll understood his frustration.
Noll and Bradshaw clearly never had an issue with each other, as they became one of the greatest coach and quarterback duos of all time.
They took home four Super Bowls together for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Bradshaw said he only ever defended himself from NollCredit: YouTube/RichEisenShow
