Michael Irvin, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will not be present for the NFL Network’s broadcast of Super Bowl 57 in Arizona because he was sent home after a woman complained about Irvin’s behavior on Sunday.

Michael Irvin “will not be a part of NFL Network’s Super Bowl LVII week coverage,” according to NFL Media, but no other information was given.

Irvin claimed to The Dallas Morning News that only a handshake took place between him and the woman.

Irvin told the publication, “Honestly, I’m a little confused about it all.” “We had a 45-second talk in the foyer and that was it. When I returned from my outing… I spoke with someone after entering the lobby. I spoke with the girl. She is someone I don’t know, and I spoke with her for around 45 seconds.

We exchanged hands. I then departed. I just know that.

Irvin claimed he was intoxicated and had no memory of anything else.

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To be honest, I don’t really remember that talk, Irvin stated. “We had been drinking. Just polite discussion took place. What’s going on? I’m not even sure. I’m completely baffled. Sincerely, that is all that occurred. My room was empty. We spoke for 45 seconds in the lobby before shaking hands and leaving. I’m not sure. I have no idea what it is, and it drives me mad.

Irvin has been sharing his side of the tale and discussing what happened with “Shan & RJ” on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas.

After the incident, he said he was requested to switch hotels.

They said, “Well, you walked in, you talked to someone last night. I declared, “I didn’t talk to anyone; I entered the room directly,” “To the radio station, Irvin spoke. “I did talk to someone, which was later captured on camera. And i spoke with this girl for roughly one minute. However, I believe the reason they moved me was because the girl claimed I said something to her during the brief conversation we had.

Irvin conducted interviews for NFL Network on Monday during Super Bowl Opening Night.

The Dallas Morning News was informed by a Glendale (Ariz.) Police official that the department was not aware of any incident involving Irvin.