Claims extracted
20
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
10%
2 of 20 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
69/100
Fox News's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
Terry Bradshaw wants men to know they aren’t alone.
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they → want → ?
The FOX Sports analyst and four-time Super Bowl champion told "Fox & Friends" that "Looking for Terry: A Memoir" was a hard sell to his publisher because it isn’t about football.
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it → tell → football
Instead, Bradshaw decided to open up about his longtime battle with depression.
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Bradshaw → decide → depression
"I haven’t been public with it as much, that’s why I came out with this book," the Pittsburgh Steelers legend said during his Oct. 14 interview.
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legend → ’ → interview
On the surface, Bradshaw exudes a cheerful demeanor, which he said might surprise those he opens up to about his mental health struggles.
uncertain
he → exude → struggles
He’s had a prolific career both in the NFL and as a television sports analyst, and has built a reputation as a "tough guy."
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He → have → guy
"People think, well, if you’re dealing with depression — I’m not dealing with depression right now," Bradshaw said.
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Bradshaw → think → depression
The Hall of Fame quarterback said depression often "rears its ugly head," but he stresses that it doesn’t rob him of his personality.
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it → say → personality
Bradshaw describes it as a sickening feeling that comes over him at times and is challenging to snap out of.
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that → describe → times
In "Looking for Terry," he wants readers, especially men, to be more vulnerable about their emotional struggles.
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readers → look → struggles
Women might be more likely to get help, he said, but men often turn instead to "a few drinks and some drugs."
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men → get → drinks
One of Bradshaw’s most challenging bouts with depression came during the 1999 Super Bowl in Miami, where he was working as a broadcaster.
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he → come → broadcaster
He told Fox News co-host Brian Kilmeade that he couldn’t get out of bed.
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he → tell → bed
He said his depression can emerge like a "demon in the night" during times of stress, family issues or when he is tired.
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he → say → stress
Today, he has someone to lean on in his wife, Tammy.
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he → have → wife
She even has a name for his depression: Roy.
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She → have → depression
"She says to me, ‘Is Roy showing his ugly head?’" he explained.
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he → say → head
"I say yeah, and then we start talking about it, and I’m telling you, it’s like the greatest gift in the world just to have someone you can share that with.
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you → say → that
Readers of "Looking for Terry: A Memoir" will get a glimpse of an "ordinary guy who’s had an extraordinary run," not a "highlight reel," he said.
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he → look → run
Above all, Bradshaw doesn’t want people to feel sorry for him.
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people → want → him
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