Loyalty is often synonymous with former NFL players and the teams they once represented. Michael Irvin certainly fits that description when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys.

Michael Irvin addresses the allegations stemming from a hotel lawsuit that made headlines. The Hall of Famer speaks out about the controversial incident and shares his side of the story. Irvin discusses how the situation unfolded and what it's meant for him personally and professionally.

Michael Irvin responds after his image appears in alleged Kevin Durant burner messages about Steph Curry and film sessions.

Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin took a moment to reflect on his tumultuous life outside his football career, as fellow teammate Nate Newton received a pardon from President Donald Trump. The former Cowboys offensive lineman spent two and a half years (30 months) in federal prison after pleading guilty in 2002 to a federal drug trafficking charge before being granted a presidential pardon on February 13.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke honestly when asked about Michael Irvin bringing his "belt to a**" celebration to Dallas.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones became a Hall of Famer in 2017.

Miami Hurricanes legend Michael Irvin draws criticism for his sideline behavior during the team’s national championship loss.

Which player does Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones believe most helped him during his Hall of Fame career?

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens remains in the final weeks of his contract coming off the best season of his young career.