The Latest Breaking News from Michael Irvin

Former Cowboys star Michael Irvin showed reporters the hotel surveillance video at the center of of his $100m lawsuit against Marriott on Tuesday

DALLAS — Michael Irvin released a surveillance video Tuesday that captures a Feb. 5 conversation between the former Cowboys wide receiver and a female hotel staffer in Phoenix, footage that Irvin and his attorney hope can help restore his public image during an ongoing $100 million lawsuit against Marriott.

SHERMAN, Texas — For the first time Friday, Marriott unveiled specific details about a female employee’s accusation against Michael Irvin in a hotel-lobby conversation that occurred in Phoenix last month, the account portraying the former Cowboys wide receiver’s actions as drunken and at times aggressive flirtation that included a lewd…

FORT WORTH, Texas — This week, Jerry Jones defended the NFL’s combine against comparisons to slavery, TCU center Eddie Lampkin’s mom made allegations that TCU coach Jamie Dixon talks like a racist, and former Dallas Cowboys receiver Michael Irvin compared his situation to lynching.

The Raptors guard just gave us the best postgame press conference of the year.

DALLAS — Wearing a dark sports jacket, a dark shirt and a somber expression, a man who once entered a courtroom for his own cocaine possession trial wearing a full-length mink arrived for a news conference at an Oak Lawn law firm Wednesday fully aware that his past still haunts…

DALLAS — Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer Michael Irvin’s attorney has again asked Marriott to release a video that shows him meeting with a Renaissance hotel employee on Feb. 5, days before the Super Bowl in Glendale, Ariz.

Two men who were in a Phoenix hotel lobby the night that Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin was accused of misconduct with a female employee say they didn’t see him do anything wrong and that his brief interaction with the woman appeared friendly

Despite seeming evidence, the righty can continue to pitch for the White Sox.

DALLAS — A federal judge on Friday ordered Marriott to respond to Michael Irvin’s request for various materials and information, including surveillance video, in the former Cowboys wide receiver’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against the hotel chain, but the development likely won’t deliver directly what Irvin seeks.

DALLAS — The lead attorney representing former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin expressed frustration Tuesday over a stalemate that has emerged in Irvin’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against Marriott International, saying the hotel chain has yet to provide key evidence that he believes could help clear his client’s name.