Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin didn't hold back when sharing his thoughts on Super Bowl 60. Known for his candid and colorful commentary, Irvin took to his YouTube channel to review the event, and let's just say he wasn't impressed with the experience in Santa Clara, California.
Irvin, a three-time Super Bowl champion, expressed disappointment with the overall vibe of the city and the event. "This was a horrible Super Bowl," he declared, urging the NFL to reconsider ever hosting the big game in San Francisco again. According to Irvin, the atmosphere was lackluster, and the city didn't live up to the hype you'd expect from a Super Bowl host.
The matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots didn't quite deliver the excitement fans were hoping for, at least in Irvin's eyes. While the Seahawks celebrated their second Super Bowl victory, Irvin was left unimpressed by the entire week's festivities.
He went on to describe the city's energy as "blah," pointing out that despite the wealth and tech presence in the area, it failed to create a dynamic environment. "In all the years of going to a Super Bowl, this was the worst," he lamented.
Irvin's critique extended beyond the game itself, touching on everything from the city's ambiance to the overall execution of the event. He made it clear that he believes the NFL should think twice before returning the Super Bowl to this location.
As the NFL looks ahead to Super Bowl 61 at SoFi Stadium, Irvin's comments serve as a reminder of the high expectations that come with hosting one of the biggest events in sports. Fans and players alike hope for an experience that's anything but "blah."