Michael Irvin Wants Miami Talent for Cowboys

It's April 3rd.

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Dallas Cowboys are eyeing the NFL draft, and Hall of Famer Michael Irvin is pushing

hard for them to grab some Miami Hurricanes talent.

The former playmaker, who won three Super Bowls with Dallas in the 90s, wants as many

Canes as possible to join America's team.

Cowboys hold picks at 12 and 20 overall, plus six more from the third round on.

One bumped into Cowboys coach Brian Shottenheimer, and Miami's pro day, and posted a pick on

X, straight up telling him to load up on Hurricanes.

Coming off a strong late season run where Miami upset top teams like Ohio State and Ole

Miss, those players showed serious grit.

Fans and analysts see the fit, especially since Dallas needs defensive upgrades in the

secondary, linebackers, and up front.

Irvin's bias makes sense.

He starved for both programs and was hyping Miami games all last year, even at the national

title.

Key prospects include defensive ends, Rubin Vayne Jr., and a keen messador, who dominated

offenses, perfect for Dallas's line.

Cornerback, Keonte Scott, could slide into the third round as secondary help if top guys

go early.

Draft kicks off April 23rd through 25th in Pittsburgh.

Keep watching if Irvin's vision turns those canes into Cowboys stars.