Michael Irvin simply scored a win in courtroom … a choose has ordered that an Arizona lodge now should flip over any video it has of an interplay the Corridor of Famer had with a lady that finally led to his elimination from NFL Community’s Tremendous Bowl protection final week.

Irvin’s lawyer Levi McCathern had requested the footage from the Phoenix Marriott in a movement filed on Thursday morning, believing it should assist exonerate the NFL legend, who had been accused of wrongdoing whereas he was in Arizona to report on SB LVII for the league’s TV station.

On Thursday afternoon, a choose granted the movement … saying the clips should be despatched to Irvin by Feb. 20.

The choose additionally ordered that the lodge should present the identify of Irvin’s accuser … in addition to anybody else who might have filed a criticism in opposition to the previous soccer participant. Within the order, the choose additionally dominated the lodge should reveal the names of the NFL staff who acquired the complaints.

Within the movement, Irvin’s lawyer made it clear he believes all of it should assist present the ex-Dallas Cowboys broad receiver did nothing incorrect when he interacted with a feminine lodge employee on Feb. 5.

Based on the docs, Irvin solely met the lady after she had known as him over within the lodge foyer to introduce herself … and “eyewitnesses described the interplay as ‘jovial’ and utterly innocent.” Irvin’s lawyer wrote within the movement that the interplay lasted lower than a minute, and Michael then went to his room alone and fell asleep.

Irvin was pulled from the NFLN’s SB LVII protection on Feb. 7 after they’d apparently acquired complaints from the lady over the meetup.

Irvin ultimately sued Marriott and his accuser, ID’ed solely as Jane Doe, for defamation … claiming he had performed nothing incorrect.