Michael Irvin Gets Reality Show

Spike TV buys into show featuring Cowboys Hall of Famer

Updated 3:09 PM CST, Mon, Jan 26, 2009

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NFL Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboys star Michael Irvin is launching a reality television show on Spike TV.

The show, which is untitled, will feature twelve amateurs who will move to Dallas and compete against one another to earn a shot at a spot in Dallas Cowboys training camp next summer and potentially a spot on the team.

The first show is expected to premiere sometime this spring and will feature Irvin as on-air talent.

The twelve contestants, including six wide receivers and six defensive backs, will be broken into two teams, overseen by notable former Cowboys coaches and players. Guest judges will appear along the way including other former players, coaches, media personalities and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

"This is a groundbreaking opportunity for football players and football fans," said Irvin. "The unique element is that these men will actually be competing for a training camp roster spot in an NFL camp. There is so much great undiscovered football talent out there, guys that may have missed their shot for one reason or another. This is about hope and a shot at greatness," furthered Irvin.

To enter, visit MichaelIrvin.com or call 888-316-7136.

First Published: Jan 21, 2009 5:23 PM CST

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