Jimmy Johnson

[4lifecowboy]

Jimmy showed a little Cowboy passion at the half. How old is he? Was there discussion between him and Jerry at the induction?

 

[Jake]

He's 80, and his life involves Fox and fishing.

 

[Forneymike]

Isn’t he 80 years old now?

 

[Sarge]

 

[CT Dal Fan]

If I were Jerry I would pay Jimmy well to deliver a recorded speech to the team every week. Only has to last 30 seconds or so. It would work wonders.

 

[rnr_honeybadger]

Can the Cowboys hire a coach that isn't an octogenarian?

 

[SloMo_Joe]

Love coach Johnson, but he is too old for the job. With his passion for winning it would cause a massive heart attack within the first 6 month.
He was pretty damned worked up just watching from the studio.

 

[TheMightyVanHalen]

Jimmy showed a little Cowboy passion at the half.

A little? Lol Hell he showed more passion than the entire Cowboys team. And he's about 80 years old too! We need a motivator as a coach no doubt. But he's too old.

 

[Pola_pe_a]

He's 80, and his life involves Fox and fishing.

He!s got a pretty awesome life. Believe he owns a bar in the Keys, fishes a ton and flies up to NY to do football on the weekends.

 

[RomoIsGod]

He's 80, and his life involves Fox and fishing.

Liv8
living the good life now

 

[Whiskey Cowboy]

I'm reading his book right now and he goes out of his way to explain how much he loves his life in the Keys. That and him being 80, I have serious doubt he's interested in coaching again.

 

[Mark]

Loved his halftime bit. You better believe that him bringing the fear of God (and Jimmy) to a bunch of grown men had everything to do with the success the Cowboys enjoyed in the '90s.

A lot of guys on our roster wouldn't make his team.

 

[rags747]

Looked like he was going to have a stroke, better sticking to Heinekens and fishing in the Keys! Oh yea…

 

[Blast From The Past]

Jimmy showed a little Cowboy passion at the half. How old is he? Was there discussion between him and Jerry at the induction?

I read Jimmy's book and believe me he is right where he wants to be. He ain't coming back no more than Dandy Don did.