Terry Bradshaw cursing on SB XLII Pre-Game ( Longer Version)

[SDupe44]

OMG! He said head! LoL

[Cotronixco]

Rodgers 1, Roethlisberger 0.

[rhiegel83]

@Cotronixco You should probably check your facts bud....Rodgers 1, Roethlisberger 2

[localhand]

buckethead he said

[ARogers16]

Thank you, Yoda. LOL

[Hunkola]

Listen carefully, assholes..........he said "buckethead"........not big fucking head.

[tranurse]

that wasn't the first time terry has done that. oops

[RICARDOAGUAS]

one player cannot win a championship dallas wins super bowl 30 without deion jerry rice was asked if SF needed deion to repeat as champions rice became angry when he was asked this question.

[HinesXL]

Dallas Does not win SB XXX without Deion.

He took out a very good Pitt WR by the name of Yancey Thigpen.

He was a big play WR on everyone but Deion and would have been huge in a game Pitt only trailed by 3 with 4 minutes to play.

Pitt WR Mills blew out his ACL in 4th and wansn't on the field on the 2nd O'Donnel pick, Hastings just dropped a 1st down due to a sore collar bone and Deion was on Thigpin.

Put a reg CB on Thigpin and O'Donnel is much more settled the whole game and last drive.

[zakamoe12]

turkey jones..

enough said.

[phillyeagles217]

did jimmy pick the pats?

of course that fuckin doucher

[xLinkinPark209x]

why wouldn't he pick the patriots? they are a very good team.

[WaltFrazier]

1. He said bick bucket head.

2. Bradshaw was a great quarterback. He called his ow plays, he was tough, he threw the long ball, he could run. Montana and Brady may be better, more precise field generals (albeit in different eras), but 4-0 in Super Bowls speaks for itself. He was a winner.

[RICARDOAGUAS]

brady lost in a sb game .

[CRAZYSTANGG306]

When did he curse? He said "you found a hat that'll fit that big 'bucket' head".

[TheRozzer]

Nowhere.

[fearthewrath2000]

do he ralated to jbl?

[mfbinc]

Not only is Bradshaw the greatest QB of all time, he's the greatest football player of all time....a true superman on the field!!!

[ARogers16]

OMG you have to be kidding? There are SOoOoO many people that compare to him. Now and then. He is not the greatest of all time, im sorry.

[mfbinc]

you obviously didn't see him play week in and week out during the glory years. he was superman!

[ARogers16]

What about Joe Montana? Roger Staubach? Dan Marino?  Troy Aikman? Steve Young? Brett Favre?

[mfbinc]

All great but only Staubach played with the same rules that Bradshaw played with. And didn't Bradshaw win all the big games against Staubach?? I seriously doubt all the others you mentioned would even come close to the numbers they put up without the glorified arena football rules that the nfl insists on having, to increase scoring. again, bradshaw was superman and he WON 4 SUPERBOWLS IN 6 YEARS WHEN IT WAS TOUGH TO PLAY QB!!! who else on your list did that?? hint...nobody. bradshaw-superman!

[ARogers16]

He threw 212 touchdowns and 210 INTERCEPTIONS over his career!! His rating NEVER went over 100 until his last year in the NFL in 1983. Then, he only threw 8 passes. How is that at reading the defenders and defenses?

[mfbinc]

the nfl qb rating system is just a dumb tool so that espn can fill a whole week talking about something other than wins and losses during a whole week. i'm glad that it wasn't discussed at all in the 70's and most of the 80's. the key factor in that rating is interceptions....it has no bearing on wins and losses. bradshaw could do it all. type in "pittsburgh steelers of the 70's" on youtube, sit back, relax, and soak in the genius that was terry bradshaw.  you'll be amazed.

[ARogers16]

"A tree stump can win four rings when he has a defense full of hall of famers, two great running backs and two HOF wide recievers, a real QB would have won 6 or 7 straight titles with that team"

thanks to philblunt420

[mfbinc]

before super bowl xiii, in the local pittsburgh newspaper, a reporter asked mean joe greene what he thought pittsburgh's chances were like. his reply was.."it all depends on how far bradshaw takes us." they weren't hall of famers going into these games. bradshaw was the catalyst.

[ARogers16]

They were hall of famers. If they werent, they wouldnt be in there. The stats about his interception to touchdown ratio is important because it proves he wasnt good at reading defenses. The fact is, he had a full team of hall of famers. The Cowboys are the most successful franchise in NFL history.

[mfbinc]

Bradshaw vs Cowboys....unbeaten! :D

[ARogers16]

....and yet, they are still the greatest fanchise of all time.

[mfbinc]

how would you rate that?....steelers are the greatest franchise in sports history. pittsburgh owns dallas!

[ARogers16]

They have won 5 Super Bowls and 8 Conference Championships. The Cowboys have more victories on Monday Night Football than any other NFL team. They hold NFL records for the most consecutive winning seasons. Most seasons with at least 10 wins. The team has earned the most post-season appearances. The most appearances in the NFC Championship Game, and the most Super Bowl appearances, two more than any other NFL team. They became the first team in NFL history to win 3 Super Bowls in just 4 years.

[ARogers16]

All of this, in less than 50 years that they have been a franchise. How many years have the Steelers been around?

[hillerysean]

Bradshaw (and he hall of fame steelers) beat the cowboys, Bradshaw can't hold Montana's Jock- Montana is near QB perfection, Bradshaw had 2 HOF receivers and has horrible Numbers. ARogers knows what hes saying. Any moron knows he is a run of the mill QB on a team full of All-Stars. He's a cocky, bad sport- and has had as much talent as hes had hair on his head. Never make the mistake of saying Bradshaw is a successful QB, he never achieved more than anyone else he played with. HE IS NOT AN MVP

[HinesXL]

Dude the Steelers won 4 Super Bowls in 6 years and won back to back Super Bowls Twice, neither has been done before or since.

They produced 10 HOF guys from one era, 4 Defense, 5 offense and the head Coach.

Dallas was very fortunate in SB XXX that O'Donnel didn't realize that Larry Brown was totlaly confused on both ints, other wise your '90's dynasty would have never happened.

On both plays the WR Brown was covering was wide open either down the middle or the sideline for TDs

[ARogers16]

If Jimmy Johnson had stayed in Dallas, we would have won 4 straight and possibly more. You look at the Steelers of the 70's with all the HOF players, how many Cowboys from the 90's dynasty are in the HOF? 2? Yeah, because we are a great TEAM! SB XXX was no luck. O'Donnel sucked.

[HinesXL]

Keep dremain' when the 49ers signed Deion to cover Irvin no one was going to beat them and when Dallas signed Dion to cover Rice, same result.

If Deion stays in San Fran in '95 San Fran repeats and Dallas loses in the NFC title game agasin becasue San Fran would have never lost to GB with Deion.

[jonthebaptist666]

the 49ers would have had to keep ricky watters as well, when he left, we had no running game.

[RICARDOAGUAS]

the cowboys lost to SF in the 94 title game because of the turnovers they commited not because of deion

[HinesXL]

Too bad they couldn't commit the same turnovers in SB XXX, LOL.

[ChargersLVII]

Technically 3. Emmitt Smith is as good as in. You're right, though, there should be more. Like, say... Charles Haley... Deion Sanders (Who will PROBABLY go in as a Falcon, but he was still a Cowboy, during the Dynasty)... Kevin Smith, maybe... Darren Woodson... Ken Norton... The list could go on, and on, and on...

[hugggyion]

Kevin Smith in the hall of fame????

[RICARDOAGUAS]

3 emmit is going into the hall of fame

[HinesXL]

Most of his ints came in the first few years when the team hadn't even drafted his hall of Fame WRs Dumb Ass and the entire O sucked.

He was thrown to the wolves like Aikman was.

[HinesXL]

You're wrong, Bradshaw called his own plays and for every great catch by Swann and Stallworth, there are even more perfectly thrown passes by Terry with laser sharp accuracey on the deep ball.

Swann and Stallworth were not the only guys Bradshaw threw to.

He threw to WRs Ron Shanklin, Frank Lewis, Jim Smith, Theo Bell and TEs Randy Grossmann, Benny Cunningham and Larry Brown.

No SB QB ever threw the Deep ball as well as Terry, Not Brady, Montana, Elway, Staubach NO ONE!

[ARogers16]

It really doesnt take much to throw the deep ball.  You either have a open guy and throw to him, or you just throw it up and pray.

[ChargersLVII]

Staubach never played defense. Bradshaw might have beat Mel Renfro, Cliff Harris, Too Tall Jones, Randy White, Charlie Waters, and Hollywood Henderson, but technically, he never really "beat" Staubach (Who, by the way, played 3 years less, and took a 7-year break between his college and Pro careers to join the navy), who probably would have put up better numbers had he played even an extra two years, let alone seven.

[HinesXL]

Terry was 5-0 vs Dalls from Jan. '76 through Sept. '82.

[ChargersLVII]

I never said he wasn't. I'm saying it wasn't Staubach's fault that the Steelers won those games, and that it doesn't make him any less of a Quarterback. I'm saying Bradshaw beat up the Cowboys' defense, but he never beat Staubach.

[PRR5503]

... and Staubach never beat Bradshaw, OR the Steelers, in a Super Bowl

[ChargersLVII]

You make it sound as if they were blowouts. The fact is, in every game they matched up for, both teams were always one or two prolific plays away from a whole different ballgame.

[PRR5503]

typical of the Crygirls

IF

IF

IF

[ChargersLVII]

Say what you want about the Cowboys, but at least neither Romo, or Staubach goes around riding motorbikes without helmets, playing bargain-basement football in superbowls, and raping girls.

Sound like anyone presently on the Steelers roster?

[PRR5503]

... and that has WHAT to do with Terry Bradshaw???

... that's what I thought

[ChargersLVII]

If we're getting into that, what does Dallas's record against the Steelers have to do with Superbowl XLII?

Hell, the Steelers weren't even IN that Superbowl.

So we're BOTH kinda off-topic, if you consider the context of the video, aren't we?

[PRR5503]

who said 'Bradshaw never beat Staubach' ?

... that's what I thought

[ChargersLVII]

It was in response to the fact that the implication was being made that Bradshaw beat Staubach directly.

He beat Too Tall Jones, Randy White, Cliff Harris, and the rest of the doomsday defense, but he never directly did anything to affect how Staubach played in the Superbowl.

For someone who's so fond of saying "That's what I thought", you sure don't do much in the way of thinking, do you?

[PRR5503]

I'd give you a penny for your thoughts, but I would be over-paying

[ChargersLVII]

Wow. That's it, right there. Nothing I can say to that.

You really are a credit to your (Mostly bandwagon) fellow Steelers fans, you know that?

If only most people argued football as well as you did, or were intelligent enough to write "That's what I thought", before finding out what the other guy has to say, under the assumption that your logic is bulletproof.

Just kidding.

Seriously, though... I think you manage to single-handedly bring down the average IQ of the whole Squeelers fanbase :)

[PRR5503]

First, you try to say that it wasn't Staubach's fault the Crygirls lost SB 9 & 14, then point-out that both gamnes were "one or two prolific plays away from a whole different ballgame", conveniently over-looking the fact that Bradshaw MADE those prolific plays, while Staubach didn't

[PRR5503]

Next, you bring up "Romo", and "raping girls", neither of which have ANYTHING to do with Terry Bradshaw:

Romo has never played in a Super Bowl yet (according my logic), while the girl Roethlisberger (again, having nothing to do with Terry Bradshaw) is accused of raping has made several allegations in the past regarding affairs that never happened, and refuses to press legal charges against Roethlisberger, only civil-charges, where she can get financial reward... you KNOW that, correct?

[PRR5503]

Roethlisberger is a primma-donna and an idiot, but these are the facts that are known

Ask any city that has hosted a SB where Pittsburgh has played if Steeler fans are "band-wagon":

care to tell us what-other team's fans travel like the Steeler fans?

[ChargersLVII]

I never said ALL fans were bandwagoners. I said many of the team's fans are bandwagoners. That's what success does. The same could be said about New England, Minnesota, or Dallas (I can admit that much). Also, if you look at the replays, Lynn Swan, or John Stallworth, or Franco Harris made those prolific plays, primarily. Bradshaw had a PART in it, but he wasn't the reason these plays went off. Also, I admit the part about Big Ben raping girls was irrelevant.

[HaywardRP]

It was definitely Buckethead. Bradshaw was asking Howie if the ball cap would fit on that buckethead of his. Listen closely!

[HaywardRP]

Big bucket head to be precise.

[philblunt420]

Bradshaw has the I.Q. of a tree stump

[ARogers16]

I think he is a smart guy......just drunk all the time. lol

[ILoveMarijuana79]

lol i didn't realize a tree stump could read defenses and win 4 super bowls. you just hate cause your team prob sucks.

[philblunt420]

A tree stump can win four rings when he has a defense full of hall of famers, two great running backs and two HOF wide recievers, a real QB would have won 6 or 7 straight titles with that team

[ARogers16]

He threw 212 touchdowns and 210 INTERCEPTIONS over his career!! His rating NEVER went over 100 until his last year in the NFL in 1983. Then, he only threw 8 passes. How is that at reading the defenders and defenses?

[kohlerr1]

buckethead not fuckin head

[PatriotsAsterisk]

its bucket .. bradshaw would never cuss on national TV, he would got in trouble if he did.

[uxbnkuribo]

Sorry, dude, but I heard buckethead on the original broadcast, and I hear it again here.

And sitfubar, how can you think that "Buckethead" makes less sense than "fuckin' head?" Who calls someone "Fuckinhead?"

[ARogers16]

sitfubar isnt say that he said that. He is saying that he said " Big Fuckin' Head"

[berman619]

it sounds like he is sayign are you sure that hat is gunna fit that big fuckin head (or buckethead)... either makes sense in the context...

[cuzintag]

It's buckethead

[TheLoserSakaCanucks]

buckethead

[MikeInacio]

buckethead

[joeyjojo4]

If no one told me he might have said, "Buckethead," I would have heard, "Fuckin' head." Now, I'm not so sure. I don't know how anyone can be with such fuckin' bad audio. I mean buckin' bad audio.

[ARogers16]

LMFAO!!

[1teemo]

One of Terry Bradshaw's favorite names for Howie is "Buckethead". That's exactly what he is saying in this very unclear video. If you're going to try to trap a celebrity at least have some evidence.

[ARogers16]

You are a fucking idiot! How would I be "trapping" a celebrity? Yeah, i'm gonna send this to the FCC. Your stupid. It was a video that I thought was funny because of how it sounded, end of story. Dumb ass!

[sitfubar17]

everyone that thinks he is saying buckethead cant understand fucking english he is clearing saying fucking head buckethead doesnt even make any fucking sense

[berman619]

yea... i thought that buckethead might be a term that refers to someone with a big head but apparently it doesn't, its just a band (or guitarist, whatever)... so fuckin head it is in my book

[slaterwhitemanager]

its funnier if you make believe it is f***head

[jrnyfan11]

When I first heard I thought he said F#@kin head. But the more I hear it, the more I hear bucket head.

[chefblues]

Definitely "Buckethead".

[cap52]

I'll go with fuckin' head.

[Justinbacca]

He said buckethead you noob

[ARogers16]

Thats your opinion.  What the hell is a "noob"?

[superfans85]

it is an abbreviated lingotechy or gamer term for the word newbie - which means newcomer. people who use the term newbie think they are cool - obviously this tool is far from it

[LilDthewrestler]

funny

[netta614]

if you listen to it a couple of times and picture him sayin bucket or fuckin, you will hear both, so i dont know either

[Scarlettohara39]

I heard hte original and he did say bucket head.

[elheeg]

i listened to it three times Super Sunday. Myself and everyone else in the room heard "fuckin'" head. Maybe we hear what we want to believe.

[coryjf]

He said buckethead. He's still a dumb ass.

[ARogers16]

If he just called him a bucket head, why does Howie look like he has nothing to say? He looks schocked as hell.

[Jon122989]

no he doesn't

[gopack71]

Does sound a little like bucket head, but I also dont see why someone would use the word "bucket" to describe someones large head. Doesn't make sense. I vote "big fucken head".

[josejuez]

it kind of sounds like big fuckin head

[PUNKem733]

Loo at them all not just choosing the GAYtriots to win, but hoping, wanting them to win. Pathetic, Big Blue SBXLII Champs!!!

[hoseman666]

buckethead, no doubt there

[ARogers16]

I dont know, its kinda open to how you hear it. Look at Howie Longs reaction though.

[eshields78]

I hear big fucking head

[jjensen77]

My vote is "buckethead", quite obvious.

[Artificialraven]

Weird lol. I saw it on TV and I thought Terry Bradshaw said "bucket"