i hated Irvin when he played, but he is the epitome of what it means to be a competitor.  There was so much more to his performance than just the numbers.  His leadership and passion for excellence is the most unheralded aspect about the man that gets overshadowed by his bombastic persona

Michael  irvin was true   to  his nickname  he was  a definite  playmaker

No matter how much he’d party or how late he’d be out- he was ALWAYS the first one in the weight room and first one to practice- and the last to leave. He was the heart and soul of that dynasty.

Playmaker was a beast.

Man, what inspiration this is for an older guy to grind at everything he does. Grateful for the example Michael set in terms of mindset, will, discipline, and toughness.

Much love to you MR. Irvin

Idgaf what anybody says MICHAEL IRVIN IS THE GREATEST WIDE RECEIVER EVERRR AND DAMN IT POSSIBLY THE GREATEST PLAYER EVER.

A Wisconsin boy that thinks Michael is the best WR EVER, Cowboy fan since 74

@13:15 wow "nobody knew that" mama: "we did" 😢

Proud of you Mike!!!!!

🤠☝️🇨🇱 Here we go

Im 43 years old and Michael Irvin was the receiver I would play as in the neighborhood football games not Jerry Rice or Chris Carter even though they were great

It's good hearing Brad Sham's voice. He's a good fellow Brad in sports media to me, like Brad Nessler :)

Nobody looked as good as Irvin with those eights catching skinny posts and slants.

The problem with Irvin is that his best qualities cant be measured on a stat sheet. I think this is why he was underrated. His leadership qualities and energy brought to the team are immeasurable.

When Mike was hurt and his career was over, aikman begged him to just come to the sidelines. Power of presence.

Has anyone ever been asked to be on the sidelines when they weren't even dressed for a game?? Literally just for morale??

The PLAYMAKER !!!

1. Tony Dorsett
2. Mike Irvin
3. Dez Bryant

Dang they should have took Randy moss after mikes injuries