Editing Jimmy Johnson (section)

=== Transition to the NFL: Coaching the Dallas Cowboys ===
In 1989, Jimmy Johnson made the leap to the NFL, taking the reins of the Dallas Cowboys. At the time, the Cowboys were in disarray, struggling with poor performances and a lackluster roster. However, Johnson’s transformative coaching style began to show immediate results. His approach was based on building a strong team culture, emphasizing discipline, and implementing a high-powered offense paired with a strong defense.

In just his second season with the Cowboys, Johnson led the team to the NFC Championship game. The following year, in 1992, Johnson and the Cowboys won the Super Bowl, defeating the Buffalo Bills in a dominant 52-17 victory. This victory marked the beginning of a dynasty for the Cowboys, with Johnson leading the team to another Super Bowl win in 1993. Johnson’s innovative strategies, along with his ability to develop talent, made him one of the most respected coaches in the NFL.

Despite the success, Johnson’s tenure with the Cowboys came to an end in 1994 when he parted ways with the team due to a difference of opinion with the team’s owner, Jerry Jones. Nevertheless, Johnson’s impact on the Cowboys and the NFL was undeniable.