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[roosterjournal]

Jerry Jones and Cowboys Coaches: A 30-Year Journey of Challenges and Letdowns

The story of the Dallas Cowboys and their owner Jerry Jones has been both compelling and tumultuous. When Jones took over as owner and general manager in 1989, the team was coming off a disastrous 1-15 season. Yet, under his leadership, the Cowboys quickly turned their fortunes around by adding future Hall of Famers like Emmitt Smith to a roster that already included Troy Aikman and Michael…

[darnellclayton]

I remember when Michael Irvin was predicting that the Cowboys were at the “Dawn of a new day!”

This was last year when Michael Irvin was super passionate about the Cowboys (who always show potential every year) & delivered another Cowboys sermon (with references to the Bible‽).

Five years later & Michael Irvin is…righteously upset.

[suchananewsblog]

A teary Michael Irvin breaks down: '2023, we're still dragging and hanging brothers by a tree'

NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys great Michael Irvin held a press conference on Wednesday to address the legal battle he is currently in involving Marriott hotels and an unnamed accuser. Irvin is still reeling from having his assignments removed from NFL Network and ESPN on Super Bowl LVII week. Especially given the fact he claims he doesn’t even remember the unnamed woman who accused him of…

[iirulancorrino]

But Dallas? Haunted, uncool, materialistic, understudied, deeply second-tier and determinedly urbane at the same time. Try-hards in Bottega Veneta, their endless oil-and-gas money gleaned from other people’s sweat. Dallas is the America that America don’t want to show. And yet the city has a seductive appeal. When Nobel Prize winning writer and expert chronicle of empire V.S. Naipaul covered the Republican National Convention in Dallas in 1984, he wrote: “Air-conditioned Dallas seemed to me a stupendous achievement, the product of a large vision, American in the best and most humane way: money and applied science creating an elegant city where life had previously been brutish.” Naipaul was right. Like Jack Adkisson smoothing the edges of professional wrestling for his little family empire, Dallas loves to smooth the boundaries between country and city. Here you get a luxury car to cosplay city rich, then you get actually rich, then you buy a recreational ranch to cosplay country. Maybe only Miami enjoys money on as pure a level as Dallas does. I’ve seen men in stingray cowboy boots chatting through their manicures and heard a waiter in an expensive restaurant share a bawdy anecdote from their childhood in the Panhandle as they uncork the Krüg. One of my first weekends living here, I went to Deep Ellum, a neighborhood as essential to early blues recordings as New Orleans was to jazz. It was the peak of a Friday night. I saw a glistening new canary-yellow Porsche with paper tags and a license plate frame that read PORSCHE OF SHREVEPORT crawl down Elm Street. A young woman drove and her friend rode shotgun, the top down, their hair in the wind, sugar money and refinery money drifting in their wake. What Northern Ireland is to poets, DFW is to child stars (Selena Gomez; Demi Lovato; Kaitlyn Dever; etc.). Local Millennials and Zoomers will argue that Dallas is the progenitor of “bro” as an omni-race omni-gender pronoun. There’s exceptionally good eating here: Lao, Viet, Ethiopian, various sub-genres of barbeque, seafood from Sinaloa, pozole from San Luis Potosi, Iraqi bakeries, a half dozen steakhouses so thoughtful and so good that they make one reconsider the entire genre. AT&T Stadium absolutely rules. I’m the son of a Philadelphia Irish sports zealot and—forgive me father—when I was a guest at a Cowboys game, I bought Cowboys gear for my then-infant son and snapped up a Michael Irvin shirt for myself. I hit the Emmett Smith shimmy in a hallway. I regret nothing. Critics would say that Dallas was built to house the money. Yes, it was. As were Milan and Hyderabad.

[insidethestardc]

The curtain falls on several Cowboys in 1988 After enduring consecutive losing seasons the Cowboys were looking to turn things around in 1988. Tony Dorsett was traded to Denver during the offseason. Dallas even had a productive draft for a ch... #DallasCowboys

[theprophet359]

Every Dallas Cowboys Fan and Player Needs To Hear What Michael Irvin Sai...

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[yescs2020]

NFL Legend Michael Irvin Says ‘Good Old American Girl’ Taylor Swift Is Stealing Cowboys Fans

[sportskeeda-updates]

"I'm not on that bandwagon": Cowboys great Michael Irvin calls for Mike McCarthy’s head  https://www.sportskeeda.com/nfl/news-cowboys-great-michael-irvin-calls-mike-mccarthy-s-head?key4=sktumblr&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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PRIMETIME IN DALLAS: https://www.gettothecorner.com/welcome/primetimeindallas

EARNIN LIKE IRIVN

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[3acesnews]

Michael Irvin Says Cowboys 'Have To' Make Trade At Deadline To Save Season

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Michael Irvin Says Cowboys 'Have To' Make Trade At Deadline To Save Season

Michael Irvin tells TMZ Sports if his beloved Cowboys don’t make a move by the trade deadline next week … it could be curtains for Dallas’ season already. The Hall of Famer made it crystal clear to us out at LAX on Monday that the only thing that… from TMZ.com https://www.tmz.com/2024/10/29/michael-irvin-says-cowboys-have-to-trade/

[scarletfir]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Dallas Cowboys jersey Micheal Irving Mitchell & Ness Vintage NFL Size L/50 EUC.