Brad Johnson looks to begin a new chapter in his storied career with one of the NFL's most storied franchises.  On March 6, 2007 Brad signed a 3-year contract to play for the Dallas Cowboys.

In 2006 through 14 games started, Brad Johnson had his team positioned for a possible play-off berth before a quarterback change was made.  2006 saw Brad fall just one game short of continuing his personal record of always having a winning record for each coach he played for during his NFL career. Operating a team devoid of offensive weapons took its toll on Johnson, who just one year before, had the Vikings playing some of the best football in the NFL during the final two months of the season.

Brad Johnson once again displayed his tremendous accuracy in 2005 by throwing for 12 touchdowns against just 4 interceptions. His passer rating of 88.9 (3 rd in the NFC) and completion percentage of 62.6 (4 th in the NFC) showed that Brad is still among the best in the league. Brad took over a 2-5 Vikings team that had just lost starting Quarterback Daunte Culpepper to injury. Brad went on to win 6 games in a row and finish 7-2 as the starter, putting Minnesota right back in the playoff hunt.

In Tampa, Brad will forever be remembered for leading the Buccaneers to their first Super Bowl Championship. Brad finished that landmark season with the highest quarterback ranking in the NFC. Not exactly a stranger to excellence, Brad has been a winner throughout his NFL career. Always one of the leagues most accurate passers, in 2004 Brad became the only quarterback in NFL history to post nine consecutive seasons with a pass completion percentage of 60 percent or higher. Despite his personal achievements, Brad never forgets to credit those around him. Brad outlines the importance of camaraderie and other winning attributes in his new children's book Play with Passion . "Your best teammates are guys you can trust, who play with passion and put the team first." Brad can now add Author to his list of titles, which already include Husband, Father, Philanthropist, Pro-Bowl quarterback and Super Bowl Champion.

Brad's success has been achieved through his undeniable drive and unparalleled determination. Brad was raised with a distinct competitive edge and the knowledge that to be the best, you must practice like the best. “I think there's a misperception because I'm very polite, but there's a little fight and drive in me.” His competitiveness, fight and drive were further showcased in front of the worldwide audience watching Super Bowl XXXVII.

Brad's status as Super Bowl Champion continues to land him in the limelight. Brad has appeared on Good Morning America, at Walt Disneyland's Main Street Parade, and on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Additional national exposure has been garnered by Brad by appearing on the Wheaties box cover, in a “Got Milk” Mustache campaign, and in a “What's next” Disney commercial which also featured his wife Nikki and son Max.