NFL studio analyst and former head coach Jimmy Johnson stopped short of saying he was going to retire after Super Bowl 59 during the pregame show. However, the vibes felt as if Johnson would step aside after this season as they featured a special segment about the former Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins coach.

A lengthy computer-generated tribute had viewers wondering if Jimmy Johnson is stepping away from his ‘NFL on Fox’ studio job.

The former Cowboys coach took viewers through a review of his career, starting with his collegiate playing days at Arkansas.

To showcase the legendary career of Pro Football Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson ahead of Super Bowl 59, Fox used A.I. to go through each step of his coaching career, all the way from his humble start as an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech in 1965,

NEW ORLEANS ( WHTM) — Longtime Fox NFL Sunday analyst and Hall of Fame football coach Jimmy Johnson was honored with a recap of his football career during the Super Bowl pregame show. The segment featured AI versions of Johnson through his career as a player and coach.

The longtime Fox analyst was emotional speaking to the audience watching from living rooms and bars all over the United States. He said he's "never been happier" in his life, while his fellow desk members Curt Menefee, Terry Bradshaw, Rob Gronkowski, Howie Long, and Michael Strahan all reflected on their time together.

The NFL on Fox's Super Bowl pregame had a bizarre tribute segment for Jimmy Johnson without any context. Is the Hall of Fame coach retiring?

Before Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles kicked off, Fox Sports ran a tribute video for former NFL coach and longtime

Super Bowl 59 is finally here, as the Kansas City Chiefs are set to chase their third straight Super Bowl victory against the Philadelphia Eagles. While the Super Bowl will officially put an end to football season in America after the Ohio State Buckeyes won the National Championship,