NFL Network sent former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin home from the Super Bowl after a woman made an allegation about it.
reported a judge ordered that an Arizona hotel must turn over any video it has of an interaction the Hall of Famer had with a woman that ultimately led to his removal from NFL Network’s Super Bowl coverage.
He filed a lawsuit against the unnamed accuser and Marriott, the parent company of the Renaissance Hotel, which was the location of the alleged incident.
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