Netflix announced Wednesday that Pro Football Hall of Famer and Miami Hurricanes legend, Michael Irvin, will host "The White House with Michael Irvin," a new original sports video podcast that debuts Jan. 19 and will drop two episodes per week. The show will cover current sports news, game analysis and commentary, with a rotating lineup of co-hosts and guests.
Former NFL All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall will be part of that rotation and will also produce the show. Most episodes will be shot at the company's Miami-based studio.
Michael Irvin will have new original sports video podcast on Netflix
The White House with Michael Irvin, a new original sports video podcast, is coming to Netflix in The US on January 19.
— Netflix (@netflix) January 14, 2026
It will tackle current sports news, game analysis, and commentary with two episodes a week, featuring a rotating roster of co-hosts, including former NFL… pic.twitter.com/Fe3HvVgm9A
Irvin has had recent roles with Netflix in its Cowboys docuseries "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys" and as an analyst during NFL Christmas Gameday 2025.
The title comes Irvin's "White House" lore from the 1990s Cowboys era. It was a notorious off-site hangout he discussed in the Netflix docuseries.
Netflix is also using Irvin’s show as part of a bigger move into original video podcasts. Netflix's first wave of originals in the format include Irvin's show and "The Pete Davidson Show," which is slated to premiere Jan. 30.
Michael Irvin is no stranger to the media
- ESPN NFL studio analyst (2003-2007): Irvin joined ESPN as an NFL analyst in 2003 and became a regular studio voice, including on Sunday NFL Countdown and Monday Night NFL Countdown.
- ESPN Radio Dallas (2008-2010): He moved into local radio, co-hosting a daily show on ESPN Radio 103.3 FM (KESN) in Dallas beginning in January 2008.
- Reality TV host (2009): Irvin hosted Spike TV's football reality series "4th and Long," where the winner earned a spot in the Dallas Cowboys' training camp.
- NFL Network era (2009-2024): Irvin joined NFL Network as an analyst in 2009, becoming a staple on NFL GameDay Morning and appearing across other NFL Network studio programming, including NFL Total Access.
- Irvin has also appeared in entertainment projects, including acting in “The Longest Yard” (2005).
Michael Irvin is a certified Miami legend
Irvin remains one of the program's most recognizable ambassadors. He won a national title with the Hurricanes in the 1987 season before becoming a Cowboys icon and three-time Super Bowl champion. He left Miami holding career records for catches (143), yards (2,423) and TD receptions (26).
Now, he is a recognizable figure on the sidelines of every Miami football game.