Terry Bradshaw Only in Second Hour of FOX NFL Sunday; Gronkowski Out
Rob Gronkowski will miss FOX NFL Sunday on November 15 after a Big Noon Kickoff appearance in Tucson. Terry Bradshaw joins the 12:30 p.m. ET hour, while Michael Strahan and Julian Edelman anchor the 9 a.m. ET show ahead of the Patriots-Lions game in Munich.

Terry Bradshaw will appear only in the second hour of FOX NFL Sunday on November 15, while panelist Rob Gronkowski is absent from the Week 10 broadcast, FOX's lineup shows. The show airs at 9 a.m. ET and returns at about 12:30 p.m. ET.
The split comes from a schedule change. FOX will broadcast the New England Patriots against the Detroit Lions in Munich, Germany, the last NFL game played in Europe this season. Kickoff is 9:30 p.m. ET.
FOX announced triple-header coverage for the day earlier in the week. The network shifted its pregame programming to fit, and the announcement also revealed that Gronkowski, a full-time panelist, would not be on the lineup.
Who is on the panel
Host Curt Menefee leads the 9 a.m. ET show with analysts Michael Strahan and Julian Edelman. Both are borrowed from FOX NFL Kickoff, which will not air this week.
For the 12:30 p.m. ET hour, they will be joined by the regulars: Bradshaw, Howie Long and NFL insider Jay Glazer.
Gronkowski in Tucson
The likely explanation for his absence came the day before. Gronkowski, the former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end, appeared on FOX's college football pregame show Big Noon Kickoff. The broadcast came from the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, ahead of the Wildcats' game against Utah.
It was a homecoming. Gronkowski spent three years at Arizona before the Patriots picked him in the second round of the 2010 NFL Draft.
The crowd around the set went wild as he opened the show and launched what he called a "Gronk-a-Palooza." The Arizona brass band played, and he was later carried on a throne, declaring "the king is back" while sipping a beer.
In another segment, Gronkowski enlisted Wildcats mascots Wilbur and Wilma and volunteers from the crowd to perform his "Gronk Spike." He claimed they would set a new "world record" of more than 40 footballs spiked at once. He also spiked a watermelon.
The Big Noon Kickoff crew brought up the hobbies Gronkowski listed on his high school profile as a senior. They were "working out, playing sports, and chicks." His verdict: "I got nothing to say."
He said none of the three brought him to Arizona. "It was actually the pool parties," Gronkowski claimed.
He also told viewers that unbeaten Utah was in town and promised an "upset alert." After a two-hour Big Noon Kickoff appearance, skipping FOX NFL Sunday the next day is no surprise.
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