Jimmy Johnson Inducted into Cowboys' Ring of Honor

Former Coach Joins Tom Landry in Exclusive Group, Marking Closure to Long-Standing Feud with Owner Jerry Jones

Jimmy Johnson, the former coach of the Dallas Cowboys, has been inducted into the team's ring of honor, joining Tom Landry as the only coaches in the exclusive group.
The induction comes nearly 30 years after Johnson's acrimonious split with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, following their team-up to win consecutive Super Bowls.
Johnson was greeted by the Hall of Fame 'Triplets' - quarterback Troy Aikman, running back Emmitt Smith, and receiver Michael Irvin - for the halftime ceremony during the regular-season home finale against the Detroit Lions.
Johnson's induction into the ring of honor is seen as a closure to the long-standing feud between him and Jones over who should get credit for the team's dramatic turnaround in the early 90s.
Despite the past disagreements, both Johnson and Jones have expressed that they are past the question of credit, emphasizing their joint effort in making history with the Cowboys.