How ’bout that Jimmy Johnson?

The FOX Sports analyst behind the famous Dallas Cowboys line may be calling his last game.

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Ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs‘ Super Bowl showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles, Johnson was the subject of a career tribute.

An AI mock-up of the 81-year-old broadcast legend talked viewers through his coaching career, aging as the segment continued.

The two-time Super Bowl champion then gave an emptional speech to the cameras.

“I can truly say because of my family and because of ya’ll, I’ve never been happier than in this time of my life. Happiest I’ve ever been in my life,” he said to his co-hosts.

“Was that goodbye?” Kurt Warner asked.

“One day at a time,” replied Johnson.

“Amazing segment on Jimmy Johnson by Fox,” wrote one viewer.

“That Jimmy Johnson segment hit me in the feels,” added another.

“So very cool…….. what a tremendous tribute to a great legend,” a fourth said.

“Wow, great tribute. Wasn’t expecting that,” wrote a fourth.

The first AI shot of Johnson sees him strolling onto the field as a defensive lineman at Arkansas.

He then introduces college teammate and roommate, Jerry Jones, who would go on to become Dallas Cowboys owner and recruit Johnson to coach his team to two Super Bowl victories.

Johnson’s first coaching job of the video at Louisiana Tech shows him meeting Terry Bradshaw — then as a future Bulldogs quarterback.

The veteran broadcasters have worked together since Fox changed the broadcasting landscape forever with NFL Sunday.

Fox’s broadcast has been the most-watched pre-game show in every year since its debut in 1994.