Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan disagree on NFL QB salaries live on FOX
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 2:39 AM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

During a live segment on Fox NFL Sunday, analysts Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan engaged in a heated debate over the salaries of NFL quarterbacks earning over $50 million annually. The discussion was sparked by host Curt Menefee’s comments about the strong performance of backup quarterbacks, emphasizing the vast sums awarded to starters. Bradshaw expressed skepticism about the worth of these salaries, citing specific quarterbacks he believes can perform well for less money. Strahan countered Bradshaw's view by pointing out the current economic realities of the league. The clash highlights diverging perspectives on player compensation within the NFL.
- •Terry Bradshaw argues against QB salaries exceeding $50 million.
- •Michael Strahan supports current quarterback compensation models.
- •Bradshaw cites backup QBs who perform well for less money.
- •Thirteen starting QBs currently earn over $50 million per year.
- •Baker Mayfield recently signed a $165 million extension with Tampa Bay.
- 2:39 AMYahoo Sports — "I Don't Care": Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan Disagree Live on FOX Over NFL QBs Earning More Than $50M
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