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Terry’s Stat Sheet: In & Out of the Spotlight
Career Highlights
Played at Louisiana Tech and was the first player chosen in the 1970 NFL draft, picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers
- Career Steeler from 1970-1983
- Led the team to eight AFC Central and four Super Bowl titles
- Named Most Valuable Player in Super Bowls XIII and XIV
- Named 1978 Associated Press NFL Player of the Year
- Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989, his first year of eligibility
- Co-host and analyst for “Fox NFL Sunday” and former NFL analyst/commentator for CBS Sports
- Awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Sports Personality/Studio Analyst in 1999 and 2001
- Nominated for the Emmy for outstanding sports personality/studio analyst in 2002
Beyond the Gridiron
Authored several books, most recently “Keep it Simple” and “It’s Only a Game”
- Holds honorary Doctor of Law degree from Alderson-Broaddus (WVA; 1979) and Doctor of Humanities degree from Louisiana Tech (1981)
- Co-owner of FitzBradshaw Racing, of the NASCAR Busch Series
- As a football legend, committed to speaking out about his experience with depression and Attention Deficit Disorder and encouraging others to seek help
- Enjoys spending time with his two daughters
- As an animal lover, cares for his three dogs and the horses on his ranch
- In 2000, first professional athlete to receive a star on the Hollywood walk of fame