Hall-of-Fame coach and broadcaster Jimmy Johnson, who won two Super Bowls and a national championship as a head coach, announced his retirement from Fox Sports after 31 years with the network.

Hall of Fame coach and longtime NFL analyst Jimmy Johnson announced on Monday that he is retiring from his broadcasting role on Fox. Johnson first joined Fox for its debut season broadcasting NFL games in 1994 and has been a staple of the network's coverage for almost the entirety of its existence.

Jimmy Johnson is one of the most beloved figures in football. He has dedicated more than half a century to the game in various roles—whether as a coach, front office executive, or analyst for Fox Sports. But after 31 years in broadcasting, Johnson is calling it a career.

Jimmy Johnson has announced his retirement from Fox Sports after being a part of its NFL coverage for 31 years

Long-time FOX Sports NFL Analyst and Pro Football Hall of Fame head coach Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement from broadcasting.

The Pro Football Hall of Famer had two stints with Fox, including when it first came on the air more than three decades ago.

Jimmy Johnson, an NFL analyst with Fox Sports since he retired as the Miami Dolphins' head coach in 1999, is retiring again. The longtime Fox broadcaster is hanging up his microphone after a 25-year run with the network,

Following a legendary head coaching career in which he won both a college football national championship and two Super Bowls, Jimmy Johnson has been a staple of Fox's NFL coverage for decades. Now, he's off to retirement.