Former Dallas Cowboys head coach and two-time Super Bowl champion Jimmy Johnson hasn't held back in sharing his thoughts on his former team's decisions as they navigate a turbulent

Any speculation regarding the future of quarterback Dak Prescott with the Dallas Cowboys was put to rest when they signed him to the richest deal in NFL history, a four-year, $240 million extension with $231 million guaranteed.

While we will debate Jimmy Johnson's point about the Cowboys being "financially-strapped,'' the coach's point about Prescott being worth $60 million per year has merit ... and will be considered controversial until Dak proves to be a big-time postseason winner in Dallas.

The Dallas Cowboys are coming off perhaps their best win of the season, with Mike McCarthy's squad getting the best of Jayden Daniels and the

Coaching and broadcasting legend Jimmy Johnson stopped by The Facility to talk shop with LeSean McCoy and the rest of the FOX Sports crew. McCoy asked Johnson whether he thought Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders, who has been linked to rumors about the job, could be a potential option for the Dallas Cowboys head coach position.

Much like every other supporter of America’s Team, Jimmy Johnson has a lot to say about the Cowboys’ personnel moves over the last year. Appearing on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” Wednesday, Johnson — who coached the storied franchise from 1989 through 1993 and won two Super Bowls — was asked about what he would do with the Cowboys as they enter a critical offseason.

The Dallas Cowboys were largely praised for hammering out a contract extension with Dak Prescott just before the start of the 2024 season, but one franchise legend believes it was a bad decision.