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Bill Johnson (born June 23, 1955) is an American football coach and former defensive lineman who is the senior defensive assistant for the Chicago Bears of the National Football League (NFL). He was recently the defensive line coach for the Birmingham Stallions of the United Football League (UFL).
In 2021, Bass Pro Shops and Helping a Hero held the Helping a Hero telethon to raise money for Helping a Hero and to raise awareness for the 100 Homes Challenge issued by Johnny Morris. [75] Under the challenge, Bass Pro Shops paid for 25% of the next 100 homes built by Helping a Hero. [76] The company also paid 100% of the cost of 10 homes. [77]
The museum helps bring visitors to Bass Pro's store there, with which it shares a location. [9] [10] In September 2017, Bass Pro acquired Cabela's, another retailer of outdoor merchandise, for $4 billion. [11] Morris and his family were presented with the Audubon Medal in February 2019, in recognition of their conservation efforts. [12]
Bill Johnson (defensive end) (1916–2002), American football defensive end; Bill Johnson (center) (1926–2011), American football player (San Francisco 49ers) and coach (Cincinnati Bengals) Bill Johnson (guard) (1936–2020), American football player; Bill Johnson (punter) (born 1944), football player with the New York Giants
He retired for keeps after the 1956 campaign and began a nearly stint of two decades as a 49ers coach. [1] Johnson as an assistant coach for the 49ers in 1961. Johnson made a parallel move to become a line coach for the Cincinnati Bengals in 1976, working on Paul Brown's staff along with future 49er coaching great Bill Walsh. [1]
2 UPI NFL Coach of the Year Awards (1969, 1970) [6] 2 Bill Johnson * 3 1976: 1978 [N 3] 33 18 15 0 .545 — [7] 3 Homer Rice: 2 1978 [N 3] 1979: 27 8 19 0 .296 — [8] 4 Forrest Gregg ‡ 4 1980: 1983: 57 32 25 0 .561 4 2 2 1 AFC Championship 1 AFC Central Championship 2 Playoff Berths 1 UPI NFL Coach of the Year Award (1981) [9] 5 Sam Wyche: 8 ...
McCartney, better known to fans as Coach Mac, died on Friday, Jan. 10 in Boulder, Colo., “after a courageous journey with dementia,” according to a family statement shared on X.
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