For the first time in decades, Hall of Fame coach and longtime broadcaster Jimmy Johnson isn’t rushing to be anywhere.“I’ve<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

Jimmie Johnson (48) signs autographs for fans after qualifying for the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway. - Source: Imagn After the Toyota Owners 400 race in 2019, Jimmie Johnson ...

A renowned medical school whose faculty helped treat a young cancer survivor honored this week by President Donald Trump is facing potentially devastating funding cuts because of the White House.

Vikings fans know Jimmy Johnson for orchestrating one of the greatest thefts in sports history — the trade of Herschel Walker to the Vikings for seven high draft picks and a handful of players.

Jimmy Johnson, a legendary NFL coach and broadcaster, has announced his retirement from Fox NFL Sunday. Erin Andrews honored Johnson's profound impact and their strong camaraderie in an emotional ...

South Florida foodies and college football fans mourn the loss of Bill Archer, the co-founder of South Miami’s The Big Cheese with his childhood buddy Garry Duell Jr. Archer, born in Miami on Nov. 2, ...

Jimmy Johnson, the legendary football coach-turned-broadcaster, has announced his retirement from FOX NFL Sunday after more than 30 years. Known for his sharp analysis and vibrant energy ...

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Though he returned to the sport to coach the Miami Dolphins in the late 1990s, the "Survivor: Nicaragua" contestant has otherwise been a mainstay on "Fox NFL Sunday" since the very beginning as a ...

For years, New York Giants fans rooted against Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson ... and starred in a season of Survivor. For one generation, Johnson is a beloved coach who can tell Cowboys ...

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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 ...