Jimmy Johnson, the Hall of Fame coach, was also a remarkable broadcaster. Johnson recently retired from Fox Sports. He's a legend.

Jimmy Johnson has retired from his job with FOX Sports. The Super Bowl champion coach called the job the "most fun" he's had in his career. Johnson is 81 years old. DALLAS - Former Dallas Cowboys ...

As we all expected after what we saw on Fox's Super Bowl broadcast with some weird AI, Jimmy Johnson is officially retiring from the network after over 30 years on the air.. He informed the world ...

Jimmy Johnson, the former Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes head coach, retired from his Fox Sports studio job to end his public life of football.

Former Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson retired from broadcasting on Monday, at 82. ... Johnson retired from coaching, despite Huizenga’s attempts to change his mind.

Johnson, 81 years old, made his retirement plans official on "The Herd." "I had an absolute ball with my friends on the set. The best friends I've ever had, they're with Fox," Johnson said.

Jimmy Johnson, an NFL coaching legend and a main figure on "Fox NFL Sunday," announced on Monday he will retire from broadcasting. Johnson joined FOX Sports in 1994. He joined the network after ...

Jimmy Johnson, a Hall of Fame coach with two Super Bowl titles and a college football national championship, has officially retired from Fox Sports after spending most of the network’s 31 years ...

Jimmy Johnson, the legendary Miami Hurricanes and Dallas Cowboys, coach announced on FS1's "The Herd" with Colin Cowherd Monday that he was retiring after 31 years as a broadcaster with Fox Sports.

Jimmy Johnson, 81, retired from broadcasting after a long career with Fox Sports. Johnson is the only person to have been head coach of both the Miami Hurricanes and the Miami Dolphins.

Jimmy Johnson has retired from his job with FOX Sports. The Super Bowl champion coach called the job the "most fun" he's had in his career. Johnson is 81 years old.