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While Bradshaw’s accolades paint him as a legendary quarterback, a deeper look reveals significant inconsistencies throughout his career. His career statistics—27,999 passing yards, 212 touchdowns to 210 interceptions, and a completion percentage of 51.9%—while respectable, do not match the elite consistency of his contemporaries like Dan Fouts or Joe Montana.
Many cite that Bradshaw’s success was heavily reliant on the powerhouse Steelers roster. His aggressive, high-risk playing style led to both great successes and considerable turnovers, indicating that without the elite support around him, his career might have taken a different trajectory.