Irvin talks about Marshall/Holmes trades

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OK.

You can have Irvin, Marshall or Holmes for your team in their prime.

Who you taking?
 
dcfanatic;3349740 said:
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OK.

You can have Irvin, Marshall or Holmes for your team in their prime.

Who you taking?

who are YOU taking? ;)
 
chip_gilkey;3349791 said:
The next wes welker so ive been told.

You've been told wrong.

He's the next Mike Renfro!

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lol I love me some Michael Irvin. His smile is contagious.

And I'd take Irvin all day everyday. He's my favorite Cowboy of all time.
 
dcfanatic;3349781 said:
Danny Amendola.

Hey, no fair-- you gave us 3 options, then went with option 4, the single bestest, mostest underrated slot receiver in the entire history of football, perhaps even the world...

I mean, who wouldn't go with the Armadillo???
 
dcfanatic;3349804 said:
You've been told wrong.

He's the next Mike Renfro!

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Who used to own Darrell Green, the mostest fastest player in the entire history of football, perhaps even the world...

'Nuff said, I think...
 
silverbear;3349820 said:
Who used to own Darrell Green, the mostest fastest player in the entire history of football, perhaps even the world...

'Nuff said, I think...

He also owned Deion Sanders and Rod Woodson.
 
Have we even seen Marshall or Holmes in their prime yet? Either way, Irvin hands down.
 
NextGenBoys;3349814 said:
lol I love me some Michael Irvin. His smile is contagious.

And I'd take Irvin all day everyday.

No doubt. I have nothing to add.
 
I am not sure there has been an NFL WR who was more important to his team's overall success than Irvin.

There are guys with better numbers, but I don't believe any of those guys can match Irvin's whole package of leadership and talent.

After suffering through the '80s, the moment I knew something had changed was that game against the deadskins, must of been during the '91 season.

Irvin completely abused Darrell Green in that game. Green was the top of the heap CB at the time, and Irvin just destroyed him.

Besides, ask any Dallas hater who was around in the '90s which Cowboy they hate most and I guarantee it's Irvin.

He should go down as one of the greatest competitors the game has ever seen. I could tell, just from watching on TV, that he exuded competitiveness.

That was all he knew; go as hard as he could at all times.
 
Michael is almost as good on tv as a "personality" as he was as a player. Almost. He's got so much energy!
 

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