Bradshaw
Pittsburgh passing legend
Bradshaw is a surname of English origin, from a place name meaning "broad wood." It appears in several notable contexts: a Bradshaw was a comprehensive British railway timetable published from 1839 to 1961, referenced in Sherlock Holmes stories and period fiction: We'll need to consult the Bradshaw for train times.
The name also belongs to various public figures, including American football quarterback Terry Bradshaw.
Passing position in football
- NFLPro football organization
- footballField sport with goals
- commentatorBroadcast analyst or narrator
- broadcasterOne who transmits programs
Name from father's name
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- clanRelated group sharing ancestry
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
bloodline · kinship · relatives · genealogy · descent · forebears · roots · dynasty
Track system for trains
- VictorianOf a prim era
- routesPaths for travel
- stationsFixed stops on routes
- departuresActs of going away
arrivals · connections · timetables · nineteenth-century · railroad · transport
quarterback
Passing position in football
- NFLPro football organization
- footballField sport with goals
- commentatorBroadcast analyst or narrator
broadcaster · fame · stardom · analyst · television · MVP · athlete
patronymic
Name from father's name
heritage · bloodline · kinship · relatives · genealogy · descent · forebears · roots · dynasty · house
railway
Track system for trains
departures · arrivals · connections · timetables · nineteenth-century · railroad · transport
- transit schedulestimetable, timetables, train schedules, bus schedule, departures
Bradshawcoach
One who instructs
Bill Belichick · head coach · defensive coordinator · general manager · team owner