Jimmy Johnson’s ‘Quest for the Ring’ Championship Fishing Week. Key Largo. Hosted by Jimmy Johnson, two-time Super Bowl winning coach and former head coach at the University of

Jimmy Johnson announced he's retiring from Fox Sports. He did so with a notable look back on his coaching days with the Miami Hurricanes and Dolphins.

Earlier this weekend legendary coach turned analyst Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement from Fox following Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. Ahead of the Super Bowl,

The former Miami Dolphins head coach announced on the Colin Cowherd Show on Monday that he was retiring from his role as an NFL analyst at FOX after almost 30 years with the network. The move will end an NFL career that began in 1989 and included a four-year stint as Dolphins head coach.

Jimmy Johnson, who coached the Dallas Cowboys to two Super Bowl championships, is retiring from Fox Sports more than 30 years after making the jump from the sideline to TV studio.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones offered a friendly note on this week's retirement of Jimmy Johnson. Johnson, who coached the Cowboys to two Super Bowls, announced Monday that he is retiring from his broadcasting job at Fox.

Longtime Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has paid tribute to legendary coach Jimmy Johnson, who wrapped up his over 60-year football career this week by announcing his retirement from Fox Sports’ broadcast team.

On Tuesday, a day after the news broke, Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones made an official statement regarding Johnson's retirement. "From the time we were in college

Jimmy Johnson is retiring from his role at Fox Sports, leading some to wonder exactly how much the former NFL coach was paid for his analysis.

After a 31-year period as a key figure of Fox Sports’ NFL pregame shows, Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement from the network Monday. The former Dallas Cowboys head coach revealed the news during an appearance on “The Herd” with Colin Cowherd.

Jimmy Johnson has announced his retirement from Fox Sports after being part of its NFL coverage for most of the network's 31 years.