Jimmy Johnson Reveals the 5 Greatest NFL Players He Ever Coached

Charles Haley
Dan Marino
Emmitt Smith
Michael Irvin
Troy Aikman

Good group! Pretty good video too. :thumbup:

And BTW, Jimmy is 83???
I remember one day finding out Jimmy was older than Jerry and I couldn't believe it. Also worth noting Jimmy hasn't aged in about 30 years it seems lol.
 
I did not see an AI label anywhere, did you?
May not be labeled but its for sure AI. They are all starting to look the same. The audio for AI still isn't perfect but if you miss that look when he starts talking about players and all they show is b roll. A real interview is going to show limited footage and show Jimmy saying this stuff.
 
May not be labeled but its for sure AI. They are all starting to look the same. The audio for AI still isn't perfect but if you miss that look when he starts talking about players and all they show is b roll. A real interview is going to show limited footage and show Jimmy saying this stuff.
Are you saying Jimmy never said these things?
 
Erik Williams and Larry Allen were the best players on that team. If we are being honest...

Allen was one of the greatest lineman of all time and Williams beat the hell out of the greatest DLineman of that era.
Its a fair point.

Qbs and OL (depending on their roles) have to be cerebral as well as athletic so the level of difficulty should be weighed higher

RBs, WR and other positions are less complex positions to play so that should be considered
 
Its a fair point.

Qbs and OL (depending on their roles) have to be cerebral as well as athletic so the level of difficulty should be weighed higher

RBs, WR and other positions are less complex positions to play so that should be considered
I firmly believe Williams (although injury shortened) and Allen were all time greats that absolutely dominated. They scared other greats.
 
Jimmy always had that special knack for firing folks up and getting those listening to him believing in what he said and making it work for them in the games ahead. He truly deserved fame and fortune. He got the best out of the talent that he talent he had with the Cowboys and proved it.

There's never been a coach I enjoyed listening to more than Jimmy Johnson. Please believe it's true.
He simply had a way of making believers out of his players. He really did that in Dallas. The evidence speaks for itself. I wish he'd have stayed with the Cowboys 'til today. I'll bet I'm not the only one!
 
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