sports.aol.com - 8/7/2007
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Filed under: Cowboys , NFL Media Watch , NFL Hall of Fame , Dallas The induction speech given by Michael Irvin at the Pro Football Hall of Fame has been so well received by so many observers that there's now talk that it may have revived Irvin's broadcasting career. Irvin was fired by ESPN after the 2006 NFL season, and he hasn't landed any high-profile gigs to replace the job he lost. ...
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John Clifford Ness —
Big thanks to Mike D. for filling in while I was out of town. Scroll on down to the bottom of the memo for a picture of Darius Miles's man-eating rims. Media Watch: Did Hall of Fame Speech Save Michael Irvin's Broadcasting Career? Pro Football Talk reported that Irvin was in talks to get a radio show with Content Factory, the same company that has a new syndication deal in place with ...
Ten Days (or So) Until Irvin!
Leave the Man Alone —
... Much of the response to Michael Irvin's Hall of Fame speech has been positive. Some people think it's revived his professional broadcasting prospects. But that thought is ridiculous. Most are just excited to speculate about his prospects. ( ...
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