NFL Network has reportedly not renewed the contract of Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin, according to the New York Post. Irvin, 58, has been with the network since 2009 as an analyst and also appears on FS1’s Undisputed. He was a featured guest on the Sunday pregame show GameDay Morning and is a three-time Super Bowl champion. In February 2023, he was removed from the network’s Super Bowl week coverage following harassment accusations, but returned after settling a defamation lawsuit.
Recent headlines about LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and the NFL rankings by various sports analysts have also made up the news cycle. The sports world continues to generate buzz with key players and teams making headlines. However, Irvin’s ongoing absence from NFL media could indicate his belief in the validity of the claims against him.
Irvin has been with NFL Network since 2009 as an analyst and also appears on FS1’s Undisputed. He was featured on the Sunday pregame show GameDay Morning and is a three-time Super Bowl champion. In February 2023, he was pulled from the network’s Super Bowl week coverage following harassment accusations, but returned after settling a defamation lawsuit.
In April 2023, it was reported that Irvin would not be part of NFL Network’s 2023 NFL Draft coverage. He filed a lawsuit against a woman who made false accusations about his conduct, suggesting a potential “cancel culture” scheme. His ongoing absence from NFL media could indicate belief in the validity of the claims against him.
