Cowboys Legend Michael Irvin Doesn't Hold Back on Dallas Offense
Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin called out the team's offense following Sunday's stunning collapse against Baltimore.
The Dallas Cowboys suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, with the game decided by a last-second field goal. Dak Prescott and the Dallas offense had a chance to win late in the fourth quarter by reaching the five-yard line. However, they only managed to score a field goal, settling for a tie. With just seven seconds left in the game, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson completed a 27-yard pass to wide receiver Zay Flowers, leading to a 56-yard field goal by Ravens kicker Tyler Loop and a 34-31 victory for Baltimore.
Many fans and analysts criticized the Cowboys' defense for their late-game collapse. However, Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin holds the Dallas offense accountable for the loss. On ESPN's First Take, Irvin expressed his disappointment, stating, "I am more disappointed in GOTI: The Greatest Offense There Is, not being the greatest offense there is."
Prescott echoed Irvin's sentiment, admitting, "We don't call ourselves the best offense, GOTI, and get down to the one-yard line and don't put it in." Both players were frustrated with their offense's inability to secure the win.
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