Four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw has announced that he is now cancer-free after receiving two separate cancer diagnoses in 2022.<\/p>\n
The 78-year-old two-time Super Bowl MVP gave his health update in a recent interview with “Good Morning America” co-host Michael Strahan to promote his new memoir and talked about both his double cancer diagnosis in 2022 and his struggles with mental health and depression.<\/p>\n
Bradshaw was diagnosed with bladder cancer in November 2021 and had a tumor in his neck from a rare form of skin cancer in March 2022.<\/p>\n
Related video above: Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with cancer<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n “You’ve been through a lot, two types of cancer, but you’re good now?” Strahan asked.<\/p>\n “Yes, I am. I’m cancer-free, Mike,” Bradshaw said. <\/p>\n The two co-hosts of “FOX NFL Sunday” also discussed Bradshaw’s struggles with depression, with Bradshaw highlighting why it was particularly tough for him.<\/p>\n “Men are the worst about knowing they have a problem, not wanting to seek they have a problem because they don’t want anybody to know they have a weakness,” Bradshaw said when asked about his own struggles with depression. “And as a football player, it’s even worse, the macho thing.” <\/p>\n Bradshaw emphasized how difficult a journey it can be for someone to find the right help for them.<\/p>\n “It took me three different doctors, three progressions, to finally get to the point where they diagnosed me clinically depressed,” Bradshaw said. “The key to it for me was No. 1: acknowledging I had a problem; No. 2: accepting that it was depression; and then No. 3: working my life to try to do everything I can to not bring it up because it’s an ugly little monster.”<\/p>\n Bradshaw finished with a message to all men going through similar struggles:<\/p>\n “I just want men to know: You got to seek help. It’s an ugly monster,” Bradshaw said. <\/p>\n This call to action is joined by comments the longtime sports correspondent made in a separate interview with “NBC News Daily” on the future of his broadcasting career.<\/p>\n “I realize my time on television as a sports broadcaster is coming to an end,” Bradshaw said. “I just love life. Billy Graham said, and I never forgot this quote, he said, ‘The day you retire is the day you start dying.'”<\/p>\n He added, “I’m a workaholic; I love to work,” before he said he knew he was nearing the end of his broadcasting career.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n