Jimmy Johnson, who announced his retirement from Fox NFL Sunday after 31 years, is credited with being the architect of the Dallas Cowboys' last three Super Bow championships.

After 31 years 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.

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Johnson’s remembered less for the blunt opinions that made him famous in Dallas than he is for the energy and fun he brought to the studio.

Going fishing in the Florida Keys while sipping on a Heineken looks like the plan for former Cowboys head coach and Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson. The Fox NFL Sunday pregame host announced on The Herd with Colin Cowherd he is retiring from the beloved television show after 27 years on the set.

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 head coach Jimmy Johnson has retired from his commentator job on FOX NFL Sunday.

Micah Parsons is upset the Dallas Cowboys didn't win a Super Bowl for Zack Martin but says their drought is coming to an end.

FanSided's Chris Partee outlined three dream free-agent signings for the Cowboys to help contend for the Super Bowl in 2025. At the top of the list was one of the most coveted free agents on the market, Tee Higgins.

That is happening now, with former Cowboys scout Bryan Brodduss having suggested a shift of focus to the linebacker spot with an eye on Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton, and with NFL.com suggesting the same.