Michael Irvin Criticizes Dallas Cowboys Defense After 44-24 Loss to Denver Broncos
Michael Irvin Criticizes Dallas Cowboys Defense After 44-24 Loss to Denver Broncos

Michael Irvin Criticizes Dallas Cowboys Defense After 44-24 Loss to Denver Broncos

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The Dallas Cowboys suffered a heavy 44-24 loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season, exposing significant defensive weaknesses that drew harsh criticism from NFL legend Michael Irvin. Irvin condemned the Cowboys' defense on social media, stating it "CAN NOT be an NFL defense that’s wearing the Dallas Cowboys helmets," highlighting the team's poor performance, particularly against the run and pass. The Cowboys allowed 426 total yards, including 179 rushing yards and four passing touchdowns by Broncos quarterback Bo Nix, while their offense struggled with quarterback Dak Prescott completing 19 of 38 passes for 188 yards and two interceptions. Commentary pointed to the trading of star defensive player Micah Parsons and insufficient free agency acquisitions as factors contributing to the defense's decline, with Dallas ranking last in total and passing yards allowed. The Cowboys, now 3-4-1 and with a narrow playoff margin, face the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9, where defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus is expected to address the team's defensive shortcomings. Fans and former players alike express frustration with owner Jerry Jones' management decisions and the defense's ongoing instability.

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