Michael Strahan and Terry Bradshaw regularly debate on FOX NFL Sunday, with the latter admitting he was 'upset' after the pair disagreed over who should be named MVP

Exactly 55 years ago today, the Steelers used the first overall pick in the 1970 NFL Draft to select future Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw.

Always Sunny star Rob McElhenney has weighed in on the debate over who should be the NFL MVP after Michael Strahan and Terry Bradshaw clashed over the topic live on air

Terry Bradshaw warned Mike Tomlin about benching Justin Fields for Russell Wilson. The Steelers didn’t listen—and it cost them dearly.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw has bought into three thoroughbred horses, who will race out of McPeek Stables.

NFL icon Terry Bradshaw has fans worried about his health while stating that the broadcaster needs to finally retire.

The most anticipated matchup of the weekend is set to unfold Sunday night when the No. 2 seed Buffalo Bills travel to Arrowhead Stadium to face the No. 1 seed

The Pittsburgh Steelers are no strangers to taking a chance on quarterbacks in the first round, doing so four times in the Super Bowl era: selecting Terry Bradshaw in 1970, Mark Malone in 1980, Ben Roethlisberger in 2004,

45 years ago today, on January 20, 1980, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Los Angeles Rams clashed in Super Bowl 14 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. While the 12-4 Steelers came in as heavy favorites, the Rams gave them a tougher fight than anyone expected, making it one of the most underrated games in NFL history.

On this day in 1970, the Pittsburgh Steelers select Shreveport native Terry Bradshaw #1 overall from Louisiana Tech University.

The founder of the Pittsburgh Steelers Art Rooney Sr. was born on this day in 1901. Rooney, who was also known as “The Chief,” was well respected by his peers and throughout the NFL. He embodied the Steelers Way throughout his life.

TODAY: The Super Steelers claim their second Lombardi Trophy with a thrilling victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl X.