Jimmy Johnson Retires from Broadcasting After 31 Years

Pro Football Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson has announced his retirement from broadcasting after a storied 31-year career as an NFL analyst with Fox Sports. Johnson, 81, revealed his decision on 'The Herd with Colin Cowherd,' stating he had been contemplating retirement for the past four to five years. Known for his legendary coaching career, including two Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys and a national championship with the Miami Hurricanes, Johnson was a foundational figure on Fox's 'NFL Sunday.' Despite offers to continue in a reduced role, Johnson confirmed he is retiring for good, marking the end of his significant impact on football broadcasting. Fox Sports CEO Eric Shanks praised Johnson for his insightful commentary and humor, acknowledging his influential presence in the sports world. Johnson expressed pride in his long tenure with Fox and the friendships he formed there, as he steps away to enjoy retirement.