'All Your A***s Have To Go!' WATCH 'Pissed' Michael Irvin Trash Cowboys For Failure

'All Your A***s Have To Go!' WATCH 'Pissed' Michael Irvin Trash Dallas Cowboys For Playoff Failure

FRISCO - Does this era of Dallas Cowboys need a history lesson? Michael Irvin seems fired up about becoming their professor.

The Cowboys lost their playoff opener to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday in a 48-32 humiliation at AT&T Stadium that is resulting in Cowboys jobs being on the line, starting with coach Mike McCarthy.

But franchise icon Irvin, with pride in what his Cowboys used to be, is aiming at a wider target.

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Said Irvin in his social media video: "When I got here, I understood the men before me. They built the Dallas Cowboys. They made this 'America’s Team.' They put a championship on the table before I got here. My job while I was here was to match what they have done because they built it. ...

"Put my damn championship on the table!''' barked three-time Super Bowl champ Irvin. "That’s all we asked! Put your damn championship on the table and you couldn’t do it! All their a***s gotta go!”

Fire all the coaches, McCarthy on down? Fire all the players, Dak Prescott on down? That's not reality. And of course, the arses in question are feeling the pain, too, starting with team owner Jerry Jones.

“This seems like the most painful,'' Jones said of this all-time-worst loss, "because we all had such great expectations and we had hopes for this team and thought that we were aligned and in great shape.”

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Dallas was indeed 12-5 (for the third straight year under McCarthy) and earned the No. 2 seed. So "aligned'' seemed true.

But now? "I am so hurt and I am so pissed!'' said Irvin ... and to Cowboys Nation, that feels true as well.


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MIKE FISHER

Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983 and the Dallas Cowboys since 1990, is the author of two best-selling books on the Cowboys.