Michael Irvin reflects on Cowboys’ controversial ‘White House’ where stars could do absolutely anything they wanted

In the mid-1990s, the Dallas Cowboys, fresh off Super Bowl wins, faced internal turmoil. Coach Jimmy Johnson’s departure and Barry Switzer’s arrival led to a cultural shift, culminating in the infamous “White House.” This party house, led by Michael Irvin, became a symbol of excess, impacting the team’s discipline and focus despite their continued success.