The Dallas Cowboys' Super Bowl drought will officially reach 30 years later this week. Despite promising flashes throughout the 2025-26 NFL season, the Cowboys failed to reach the postseason for the second consecutive year due to one of the worst defenses in franchise history.
Michael Irvin is having some fun at Paul George’s expense this week. The retired Dallas Cowboys great Irvin appeared on the “It Is What It Is” podcast.
The landscape of college sports, especially football and men’s basketball, has changed and will never be the same after the advent of NIL money and more relaxed rules surrounding the transfer portal.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
CeeDee Lamb made his fifth consecutive Pro Bowl, tying Michael Irvin’s franchise record. He was an alternate who replaced Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Lamb had 75 receptions for 1,077 yards and three touchdowns in 14 games.
NFL legend Michael Irvin had strong words for the New York Jets ahead of the Super Bowl. Speaking on The White House podcast, Irvin's comments came at a time when Sam Darnold is preparing for the biggest game of his career.
Fernando Mendoza will forever be remembered for his 2025 campaign, where he led the Hoosiers to glory. In Curt Cignetti’s second season, Mendoza captured the Heisman Trophy and propelled the Hoosiers to a flawless 16-0 campaign.
Michael Irvin’s presence during Miami’s playoff run was impossible to miss. From viral belt celebrations after wins to constant sideline energy, he became something close to the Hurricanes’ unofficial mascot as the team surged from No.
It just wasn’t meant to be for Michael Irvin and the Miami Hurricanes. Fernando Mendoza bulldozed his way into the end zone, and Indiana bullied their way into the history books on Monday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Saturday Night Live apparently really, really liked Michael Irvin. The former Miami Hurricane and Dallas Cowboy legendary wide receiver has seen a resurgence of his popularity after his beloved Hurricanes have seemingly taken him on as the team's hype man.
One of the most memorable things about Miami’s run to the College Football Playoff national championship game has been Michael Irvin. He has been at every game and is going nuts on the sidelines.
The Colorado Buffaloes have had plenty to like about their offseason as they work to reshape the roster for next season. Still, for all the additions made by coach Deion Sanders and his staff, few losses sting more than failing to hold onto star offensive lineman Jordan Seaton.
Michael Irvin had an incredible career in football. The former wide receiver from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, spent three collegiate seasons with the Miami Hurricanes.
Few people were more hyped than Michael Irvin was after the Miami Hurricanes overcame the Ole Miss Rebels to reach the national championship on Thursday night.
Michael Irvin couldn’t sleep Wednesday night, and it had nothing to do with caffeine or the celebration beers. Miami’s upset of Ohio State hit him the same way a big game used to when he played.
Just like the No. 10-seed Miami Hurricanes, former NFL star Michael Irvin was unstoppable on Wednesday night. The Pro Football Hall of Famer was back at it again with his shenanigans amid the College Football Playoff, as he had quite a way to celebrate his alma mater’s 24-14 takedown of the No.
The Miami Hurricanes are having a strong first half to this Cotton Bowl game against defending national champion Ohio State and it's safe to say that Miami legend Michael Irvin is having a blast.
Michael Irvin remains one of the defining figures of the Dallas Cowboys’ dynasty era, building a Hall of Fame career that reshaped the wide receiver position in the 1990s.
When I look at the history of the Dallas Cowboys, I’m reminded just how hard it is to separate good players from truly great ones and CeeDee Lamb and Michael Irvin are now in a league of their own.
Michael Irvin was going through it during the Miami Hurricanes’ playoff win over Texas A&M on Saturday. The former Miami star was in attendance at Kyle Field in College Station, Tex.
Michael Irvin became one of the best wide receivers in NFL history during his 12-year career with the Dallas Cowboys. From 1988 to 1999, the former Miami Hurricanes star was a five-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro, earning a spot on the NFL 1990s All-Decade Team.