Netflix will release a documentary Dallas Cowboys fans will likely tune in in August 19. The show is called "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys" and will cover Jerry Jones' purchase of the team and the 1990s dynasty. On Monday, Netflix released its first full trailer of the show and we got to see a little more about what to expect.
The Dallas Cowboys made a change this offseason, parting ways with former head coach Mike McCarthy, who’d been the team’s head coach for five seasons. Brian Schottenheimer took his place, being internally promoted to his first head coaching job in the league.
Deion Sanders has said he'll be returning to Boulder ahead of the Colorado Buffaloes 2025 season. However, there is no timeline on when as he continues to deal with an unknown health issue at his estate in Texas. Sanders got a visit from his Pro Football Hall of Fame teammate Michael Irvin last week.
How many of the 32 NFL head coaches to at the start of the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
Yes, Deion Sanders has been sick. But according to the man himself, fans don’t need to worry about his health. Colorado’s head coach took to social media last week after missing multiple football camps in Boulder, thanking everyone for the positive thoughts they were sending his way.
FRISCO - Concerns have circulated about the health of Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders recent weeks. The current head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes
Colorado Buffaloes head coach and Pro Football Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders' health issues have forced him to step away from Boulder. The 57-year-old said he’s doing okay on Wednesday and will send out a health update once he returns to the team.
Deion Sanders has a familiar guest on Wednesday. None other than his good friend Michael Irvin, who posted a video with an outside view of the Prime estate in Canton, Texas.
As he continues to battle unspecified health issues at his home in Texas, Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders received an uplifting visit from former Dallas Cowboys teammate and longtime friend Michael Irvin.
First, it was Michael Irvin; now we have Tony Casillas. Two Dallas Cowboys legends who were present at OTAs on Friday and two former players who have had nothing but glowing words to say regarding how Schotty is conducting himself and practices at The Star.
The Dallas Cowboys have had a lot of mantras over the past couple of seasons, with "Carpe Omnia" and "Rooted" being used under Mike McCarthy, but now this is Brian Schottenheimer's ship, and we, with the help of Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, may have just unearthed another one.
The Dallas Cowboys had a famous guest on hand for their latest rounds of OTAs. Legendary wide receiver Michael Irvin spent time with the players and had the chance to take a photo with the wide receivers corps.
The Dallas Cowboys wrapped up the second week of OTAs with Cowboys Legends Community Day at The Star on Friday afternoon. Dallas legends and their families stopped by to take in practice and meet with the players.
Very few players accomplished as much as Michael Irvin did during his NFL career. The Pro Football Hall of Famer helped the Dallas Cowboys win three Super Bowls during his career while earning a reputation as one of the best route runners in the game.
The new Dallas Cowboys coaching staff, along with the fanbase, got their first look at the 2025 version of the team with OTAs. Of course, certain members of the team get more eyeballs shifted in their direction than others, especially a new member of the team.
NFL rookie and overall first pick for the 2025 Draft, Cam Ward, got a defender from former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin, who criticized the NFL 2025 season schedule for not giving Ward’s team a single primetime game.
The Dallas Cowboys have their fair share of detractors entering the 2025 season, but Michael Irvin isn't one of them. With the Cowboys' schedule now out, everyone is making their predictions.
Last week, the Dallas Cowboys learned what their 2025 season would look like when the league unveiled the full NFL schedule. Dallas has one of the toughest schedules in the league and will be tested right away with a Week 1 showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Like many Dallas Cowboys fans, Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin doesn't approve of the team's head-coaching hire.
Irvin, who starred for the Hurricanes from 1985-1987, was on Miami’s sideline for the game and hyping up the team.
The Cowboys legend recalled an offseason interaction he had with star tight end Travis Kelce long before Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs gathered for training camp coming off their second straight Super Bowl victory.
Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin made headlines on Friday due to some unfortunate news: He's being let go by NFL Network. The decision was reported by The New York Post and The Athletic, adding that "NFL Total Access" is also done after over 20 years on the air.
NFL Network has parted ways with numerous on-air personalities in recent months, and Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin is the latest.
FS1's "Undisputed" has hit a new low, which doesn't bode well for the debate show's or Skip Bayless' future.
Following Sunday’s 48-32 loss to the Green Bay Packers at home during Super Wild Card Weekend, many are calling for sweeping changes in Dallas, and franchise great Michael Irvin is one of them.
The police department in Allen, a suburb of Dallas, is investigating an allegation against former Cowboys star Michael Irvin. Pro Football Talk broke the news on Thursday.
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