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ESPN announced that Michael Irvin, who had been an NFL analyst for ESPN since 2003, is no longer with the network.
ESPN won't exercise an option to renew NFL studio analyst Michael Irvin's contract, the network said on Saturday.
ESPN Communications Vice President Josh Krulewitz announced that Irvin, who had been NFL analyst with ESPN for the past three and a half years, is no longer with the network.
"We thank Michael for his contributions to ESPN and wish him well," Krulewitz said in a statement.
Irvin retired in 2002 after 12 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame during Super Bowl festivities two weeks ago.
Yup, Out with the playmaker (gag) in with the Big Tuna. On the bright side now Irvin willhave more time to help any of his "friends" with their crack pipe problems.
TD is on the NFL Network but come to think about it, I don't recall seeing him on there lately.
I am glad we don't have to put up with Irvin anymore. His fakish laughter alone drove me bonkers
he is still one there but only does small bit interviews....he used to be the guy with woodson or before woodson....he would be good to get back full time to analizing ...and i think he was so much better then woodson ...and he is loads better the ervin ......so if he had to go to espn to get back full time ...im all for it
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when do native Americans become human and not mascots
who cares about Michael Irvin ?....he is your basic druggie....I think Michael Irvin has been DONE for a long time! He can go back home and resume activities on the crack pipe !
ESPN won't exercise an option to renew NFL studio analyst Michael Irvin's contract, the network said on Saturday.
ESPN Communications Vice President Josh Krulewitz announced that Irvin, who had been NFL analyst with ESPN for the past three and a half years, is no longer with the network.
"We thank Michael for his contributions to ESPN and wish him well," Krulewitz said in a statement.
Irvin retired in 2002 after 12 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys and was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame during Super Bowl festivities two weeks ago.
who cares about Michael Irvin ?....he is your basic druggie....I think Michael Irvin has been DONE for a long time! He can go back home and resume activities on the crack pipe !
Broncomaniac PG
Palo Alto, Ca.
I for one care about Michael Irvin, but it could be because I am a Cowboy fan, who knows. I will sincerely miss him.
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