“Does he wear hair extensions?” Fox NFL viewers wonder after Terry Bradshaw debuted his “upside down mullet” look

FANS were stunned when NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw introduced his new haircut.

The 76-year-old former quarterback was in the studio for Fox's first NFL Sunday of the new season.

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Appearing on the show after his summer break, Bradshaw unveiled his fresh new look.

Fox's popular NFL star wore a longer hairstyle for his white locks.

He then completed his look with suspenders and a navy blazer.

Bradshaw's new haircut was noticed by fellow cast member Howie Long within the first five minutes of the show.

And numerous fans also commented on social media.

“Terry Bradshaw rocked the upside down mullet hairstyle this morning on Fox NFL Kickoff!” wrote one person on X.

“Does Terry Bradshaw wear hair extensions?!” asked a second.

“His hair looks like 1975. I don't know exactly what he's doing with it,” joked a third.

“My impression from Week 1 of the NFL is that Terry Bradshaw needs a haircut,” added another.

Bradshaw was joined on the show by Long, Jimmy Johnson, Michael Strahan and Curt Menefee.

But there was no trace of Rob Gronkowski.

The 35-year-old New England Patriots icon will join Fox NFL as a contributor on Sunday, rather than as a regular analyst as he has been for the past two years.

Throughout the NFL season, Gronkowski will appear on Fox NFL Sunday and Fox NFL Kickoff on Sundays – but he was noticeably absent today.

At Fox, Gronkowski has joined his former Patriots teammate Tom Brady.

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The 47-year-old former quarterback will make his debut as Fox's lead analyst during tonight's game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Cleveland Browns.

Before his debut, Brady appeared on NFL on Sunday.

And he has already received the support of his old buddy Gronkowski.

“I think Tom is going to be great,” Gronkowski told Bleacher Report last week.

“There's nothing in the world he's ever done and messed up. He prepares way too well, and that's why he's been the best quarterback ever. He knows how to prepare. He'll take his time like it's game day and he's going to play the game.

I've seen him learn, I've seen him train every Sunday and prepare for games. I'm sure he'll approach it the same way. If he does that, I can tell you: he'll be great.”