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What NFL team did Jimmy Johnson coach after leaving the Cowboys?
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Who was Dallas Cowboys coach after Jimmy Johnson?
Barry Switzer, who coached the Cowboys from 1994 to 1997.
How many years did jimmy Johnson coach the Dallas Cowboys?
Jimmy Johnson was named head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in February 1989 and departed in March 1994. He won two Super Bowl championships through the 1993 season.
How many Super Bowl rings does Jimmy Johnson have?
Jimmy Johnson won two Super Bowls as the Dallas Cowboys head coach.XXVII (1992) and XXVIII (1993)
Miami Dolphins head coach after Jimmy Johnson?
Jimmy Johnson's final season as head coach of the Dolphins was 1999. He was replaced in 2000 by Dave Wannestadt.
Did the Dallas Cowboys ever lose 15 games in a season?
Yes. In Jimmy Johnson's first season as head coach (1989), the Cowboys went 1-15. Their only victory was over the Washington Redskins in Week 9.
Who was the cowboys coach in 1996?
Jimmy Johnson
Cowboys coach in 1992-1993?
Jimmy Johnson. Johnson coached the Cowboys from 1989-1993.
Who was the second coach on the Dallas Cowboys?
Jimmy Johnson.
Who was the second coach of the Dallas Cowboys?
Jimmy Johnson was the second head coach
Who was the cowboys second head coach?
Jimmy Johnson from 1989-1993. Johnson was head coach of two Cowboys Super Bowl champions.
Who was the second head coach of the Dallas Cowboys?
Jimmy Johnson
Who was the head coach for the Dallas Cowboys in 1992?
Jimmy Johnson
Which Cowboys coach is known for his stiff unmoving hair?
Jimmy Johnson.
Who was Dallas Cowboys coach after Jimmy Johnson?
Barry Switzer, who coached the Cowboys from 1994 to 1997.
Who coached the Dallas Cowboys in 1989?
Jimmy Johnson. It was his first season as head coach of the Cowboys.
Where was former Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson born?
Jimmy Johnson was born July 16, 1943 in Port Arthur, Texas.
How many years did jimmy Johnson coach the Dallas Cowboys?
Jimmy Johnson was named head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in February 1989 and departed in March 1994. He won two Super Bowl championships through the 1993 season.
