Jimmy Johnson Ring of Honor Induction | Dallas Cowboys 2023

and character have defined what it means to be a Cowboy Beginning in 1975 with the addition of Bob Lily, the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor has now grown to include 20 players, two executives and two head coaches, these men led the franchise to its most exciting heights and they carry the legacy of The Cowboy Way, ladies and gentlemen, who join us on the field, our current Ring of Honor members, Bob Lily, Mel Renfro, Roger Stabach, Tony Dorset , Randy White, Troy egman, Michael Irving, EMT Smith, Drew Pearson, Charles Haley, Darren Woodson and Demarcus Wear, man, that is. I'll be with the Cowboys is Jimmy Johnson.

I am proud to be the head football coach of the Dallas Cowboys. I hope people are as excited about this football team as I am. It is a special game that we made history in sports. I didn't dream, I think we were going to do it Jimmy, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, Coach Johnson, congratulations on your

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into the Cowboys Ring of Honor. I am very happy for you, this is the

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you deserve, you have earned it, my friend. Welcome to the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor and all I have to say is: Please join us and the members of the Super Bowl 92 and 93 teams in welcoming the first coach in Dallas Cowboys history to win 13 games in a second season. one-time Cowboy Super Bowl champion, American Football Hall of Famer and member of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor, Jimmy Johnson Jimmy, um, how many times have I looked at you and you inspired me, man, you inspired me, you inspired me when we first thought of the idea of ​​coming to Dallas Texas somehow came to be a part of Tony Dorset Roger tback and the Dallas Cowboys, but Jimmy, I want you to know that not only did you inspire your players and you certainly inspired our fans, but you need to hear me say how much he personally inspired me always, for now and more and more.

Jimmy Johnson will be here with Tom Landry and he will be here with some of the biggest names in history, so welcome to Ring of Honor. People have asked me what this means to me. I am very, very proud of what we accomplished and when I say we are a lot of people, but more than anyone, thank you Jerry Jones for b

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ing me to the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry and I worked shoulder to shoulder, took a team that was the worst in the NFL and in a short time we won Super Bowls and became the team of the 90s.

I want to thank some outstanding assistant coaches and some great players. You guys weren't great when we were one and 15, but you know what when we stuck it out? That Trophy, you were fantastic, I know it and we talked about it a few minutes ago. Charles, sometimes you thought he was a tyrant and a jerk, but you never attacked me because you knew we were on the right path. I want to thank you. my family Rhonda Brent Chad because no one knows your sacrifices like your family and I want to thank the Dallas Cowboy fans, the millions of Cowboys fans and the millions who despise Cowboys fans because all of you do make this game so great, thank you, thank you.

Thank you and I just have one more thing to say, what about him, Cowboys ladies and gentlemen? Now turn your attention to the silver

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surrounding AT&T Stadium as we reveal the name of the 24th member inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor head coach. Jimmy Johnson once again his new member of the Cowboys Ring of Honor Jimmy Johnson