Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement from FOX after over 30 years with the ... championship in 1987 with the Hurricanes. As an NFL head coach with the Dallas Cowboys and Miami ...

We're incredibly grateful for his contributions in making ‘FOX NFL SUNDAY’ the top pregame show on TV, where we shared countless memorable moments, highlighted by surprising him live on-air ...

Fox ran a tribute to long-time analyst Jimmy Johnson during Super Bowl 59. Less than a month later, Johnson announced his retirement from the program.

But what he's most known for after leaving the sideline is his place on Fox NFL Sunday, where he spent the last 25 years as a trusted member of the network's pregame show. At 81 years old and ...

He informed the world on Colin Cowherd's show, and that could mean that Fox decides to replace the former Dallas Cowboys coach on its NFL pregame show, which would keep the large panel still very ...

With Jimmy Johnson announcing his retirement from Fox NFL Sunday yesterday ... but networks love to have bloated pregame shows, so you can be sure Fox will plug someone into Johnson’s spot ...

Thompson, 42, hosts the “Fox NFL Kickoff” show ... also hosts Amazon Prime Video’s “Thursday Night Football” pregame show. In 2023, Thompson faced criticism for saying she “made ...

Johnson coached the Cowboys for five seasons, stepping down after winning his second Lombardi Trophy and three months later ...

We’re incredibly grateful for his contributions in making FOX NFL SUNDAY the top pregame show on TV, where we shared countless memorable moments, highlighted by surprising him live on-air with ...

Calling it an “extremely difficult decision,” Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement from Fox’s NFL pregame show during an appearance Monday on “The Herd.” Jimmy Johnson just announced ...

Jimmy Johnson has always been a busy man. He won a pair of Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys in an NFL Hall of Fame coaching career. Before that he led the Miami Hurricanes to a national title and ...

Fox ran a tribute to the long-time analyst as part of its pregame show and "Fox NFL Sunday" host Curt Menefee asked Johnson if the Super Bowl would be his last time on-air in his role.