Never one to miss his chance, Terry Bradshaw has multiple stories to tell when an opportunity knocks. In fact, for the NFL legend who has a one-man show in a theatre in Branson, Missouri, humor and storytelling became his way of influencing sports commentary. However, he doesn’t get to complete them every time.

Something similar happened to the 77-year-old on this week’s FOX NFL Kickoff show when he joined Charissa Thompson, Charles Woodson, and Julian Edelman‘s substitute, Drew Brees.

In the segment #askdrew, the former Saints quarterback, Brees, was listing his Mount Rushmore of QBs. His picks? Joe Montana, Tom Brady, and Doug Flutie.

Once he was done explaining his surprising last pick, Bradshaw pointed towards Brees and began telling a story.

“I’m gonna tell you, this guy, I used to … I told them earlier…”

The Steelers legend had barely started telling the story when Thompson, with her hand around his shoulders, interrupted him and announced, “We have to go to break. We’ll hear about this conversation…”

Before she could finish, the four-time Super Bowl champion took the spotlight.

“Oh, we have to go to break? I never get to… I finally get to talk football, and you go to break.”

While it may sound heated, the act was clearly a planned stunt as the entire crew broke into laughter. Ironically enough, barely a few minutes before getting shut down, Bradshaw had told Thompson, “At least you’re nice to me.”

That time, Thompson started talking about Bradshaw’s horse winning the Breeders’ Cup and how  Brees could catch the NFL legend on his ranch.

Well, you’re invited over to our show anytime. We’d love to have you,” Bradshaw said to Brees.

For the Hall of Famer, that was enough to complain about his Fox crew – Curt Menafee, Rob Gronkowski, Howie Long, and Michael Strahan – that they were always mean to him.

Case in point, the halftime report of Super Bowl LIX: During the segment, Bradshaw was repeatedly interrupted by his co-panelists as they broke down the Chiefs’ try at their third consecutive Super Bowl. When the former QB wanted to add to Jimmy Johnson’s analysis of the Chiefs’ pass protection, Long jumped in with his comments. Then, Menafee cut him off to redirect the conversation to Rob Gronkowski. And that went on.

However, seems like by the end of the current segment, though, Bradshaw might have different feelings towards Thompson, too. Although it was all laughter in the FOX Studio, Bradshaw had a rather straightforward view on one of the hot topics in the NFL today: Tom Brady’s dual role.

Terry Bradshaw gives his take on the Tom Brady controversy

Before every game, the announcing team sits down with the head coach of the team they are going to work with for a pre-game production meeting. There, almost all secrets are revealed for the announcers to prepare themselves for the D-day. Moreover, this insider information can make or break the game for the teams in question. And hence, these meetings are predicated on one word: Trust. But last week, Brady was seen in the Raiders’ coaching booth during a game, wearing a headset. The image itself was enough to spark questions about whether he was helping coach the team during the game.

Of course, the former Patriots QB is now a partial owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and also the lead color commentator for the NFL on FOX. Fans got even more interested when they found out that the ex-QB has been meeting with the Raiders’ OC, Chip Kelly, to discuss game plans. The controversy intensified when former Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce said it would be ‘foolish’ not to think that Brady isn’t sharing information.

“It’s not hard for him to watch a few plays on a Friday practice or hear things in a production meeting and think, ‘Hmm,’ and have tidbits,” Pierce said. “And it would be foolish to think that he’s not going to share that with the Raiders,” he asserted.

But when the Hall of Famer was asked about his thoughts on the same by TMZ, he dismissed the notion.

“It is, I suppose, different from anything we’ve ever seen,” Bradshaw said before adding, “I don’t have a problem with it.”

Pierce’s remarks may be overlooked, with some thinking he’s holding a grudge against the clubhouse. But Brady certainly has involvement with the team as an owner. If we were to listen to Bradshaw, maybe this is simply a professional being a professional and taking care of two businesses at once. What do you think?