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  • Jimmy Johnson
    Jimmy Johnson
    / Broadcasting and Miami Dolphins

    …Cowboys, Johnson joined the nascent Fox NFL Sunday show, working on the telecast for its first two seasons. He then returned to the field in 1996, taking over the head coaching job for the Miami Dolphins, where he replaced another coaching icon, Don Shula. In four seasons, Johnson led Miami…

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    …Cowboys, Johnson joined the nascent Fox NFL Sunday show, working on the telecast for its first two seasons. He then returned to the field in 1996, taking over the head coaching job for the Miami Dolphins, where he replaced another coaching icon, Don Shula. In four seasons, Johnson led Miami…

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