Jimmy Johnson Is A Member Of The Pro Football Hall Of Fame
ONN – Jimmy Johnson, on the set of Fox NFL Sunday, was just paid a visit by the legendary David Baker, President of The Pro Football Hall Of Fame. The reason: he was selected as a member of the Pro Football Hall Of Fame.
Former Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins Head Coach Johnson deserves this because he changed the game in a way not talked about. With the Dallas Cowboys, Jimmy Johnson was the first to field an all black offensive line. This was the 1990s and a time when some had the nutty idea that a black man could not call the line play as the center.
Johnson proved that wrong. He also had an offensive line that was over 300 pounds and big and quick. That set the foundation for Dallas Cowboys Running Back and NFL Hall Of Famer to set the career rushing yards mark.
Congratulations to Jimmy Johnson!
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