You know, it's a sad day when ESPN analyst Michael Irvin is arrested for something, and nobody even notices or cares.

 

All right, fine: So maybe Irvin's "crime" wasn't so heinous. On July 3, Irvin was pulled over in Carrollton, Tex., for speeding. The cop ran Irvin's info through his computer and discovered that the former Cowboys star had a probation violation warrant for speeding, and he was then arrested and taken downtown. He posted $500 bond and was released, and all appears to be well.

 

Interestingly enough, Irvin said it was his "friend" who was speeding, and he had no idea how the speedometer got that high.

 

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dw...in.351fa98.html

Usually, its from pushing down on the accelerator too much.

Usually, its from pushing down on the accelerator too much.

 

:lol :lol :lol

its ridiculous ESPN keeps Irvin after he coninually gets in trouble because of his "friends", but fired HR

Hey, it could have been his friend.. that sh*t happened to me a while ago on those stupid photo enforcement things. Then again, Michael Irvin is an idiot.

its ridiculous ESPN keeps Irvin after he coninually gets in trouble because of his "friends", but fired HR

 

Eh, I don't think sexual harassment is in the same vein as a speeding ticket.

Hey, it could have been his friend.. that sh*t happened to me a while ago on those stupid photo enforcement things. Then again, Michael Irvin is an idiot.

 

 

Except that the cop actually pulled over the car.

 

 

and i still think the cameras should be illegal...but i also see the uses behind them. However most of the time its not about safety and more about income and that's not how it should be.

its ridiculous ESPN keeps Irvin after he coninually gets in trouble because of his "friends", but fired HR

 

Eh, I don't think sexual harassment is in the same vein as a speeding ticket.

 

it's the multiple scrapes with the law and it's the negative pub that it brings.....which is probably the main reason why they nipped the Reynolds situation in the bud quickly.

Reynolds' problems were happening in house.

:lol

 

I think the last line of the clip was meant as a joke.

its ridiculous ESPN keeps Irvin after he coninually gets in trouble because of his "friends", but fired HR

 

 

Well, imagine if he didn't have a job... :plain