If you thought Michael Irvin provided too much information in 2010 when he talked about getting freaky in his Hall of Fame jacket, wait until you hear the detail he has decided to add to the story.
Irvin was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007. To refresh your memory, here’s what he told The Chicago Tribune about five years ago.
“I remember when I was inducted into the Hall of Fame and they gave me my Hall of Fame yellow blazer. I wore it for two straight days,” he said. “Finally my wife was in bed and said she wanted to make love but that I had to take the coat off. I refused and kept the blazer on because I wanted to perform like a Hall of Famer on the field and off.”
The Dallas Cowboys legend could have left it at that, but the story came up again when he was chatting with “The Dan LeBatard Show with Stugotz” on 104.3 FM in Miami earlier this week.
“My yellow jacket … when I got it — it took me a little while to get it — I got some Lewinsky on mine,” Irvin said, via TMZ Sports. “I went right home. I remember (my wife Sandy) said, ‘You’re not coming in this bed with that jacket.’ I said, ‘Baby, yes I am.’ She said, ‘No we’re not!'”
Irvin, who has never been afraid to share information about his personal life, is obviously incredibly proud of that story.
