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The Dallas Cowboys just hit absolute rock bottom, and Hall of Famer Michael Irvin has officially seen enough. Following Dallas’ shocking 33-30 overtime collapse against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8, the former Cowboys wide receiver completely lost his cool…

Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer Michael Irvin expressed intense frustration on ESPN's First Take following Dallas's 33-30 overtime loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Irvin declared that the struggling team had hit rock bottom, going as far as claiming his deceased mother could coach them better than the current staff.
Co-host Stephen A. Smith also sharply criticized head coach Brian Schottenheimer, urging owner Jerry Jones to replace him with an aggressive coach like Rex Ryan. The Week 8 collapse dropped the Cowboys to a 3-5 record, marking the first time in franchise history that Dallas blew a home fourth-quarter lead of 14 points or more.
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