ESPN has gained a reputation for letting good talent slip through the cracks. Sometimes by choice, occasionally due to cost-cutting, and too often because it didn’t recognize its value until it was ...

Orlovsky is known for his analysis of the game’s most important position, such as his recent breakdown of why Shedeur Sanders is a perfect fit for Kevin Stefanski’s offense in Cleveland. He joined ...

Orlovsky regularly contributes to ESPN’s Get Up, First Take, and other ESPN TV and radio shows. On Monday, February 10, the day after the Super Bowl, Orlovsky appeared on First Take and hinted at a ...

Former NFL quarterback and current media analyst Dan Orlovsky is sticking with ESPN after agreeing to a new contract.

Dan Orlovsky (r.) says he’s taking a break from TV during ESPN’s “First Take” on Feb. 10, 2025. ESPN Fox wanted Orlovsky to front a five-day-a-week studio show and also call some games.

He joined ESPN in 2018. Now 41, Orlovsky played for the Lions, Texans, Colts, and Buccaneers. Marchand adds that Orlovsky had talks with CBS to replace Gary Danielson on the netwo ...

If you tune into Dan Orlovsky on ESPN, you’ll get a hot take on what’s going on in college football or the NFL. If you speak to him about kids’ sports, you’re likely to get one, too.

Fans had plenty to say after it was revealed that former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky would be staying with ESPN.

Dan Orlovsky, who hinted he may not return to ESPN, is expected to re-sign with the network and continue as a prominent football analyst, sources briefed on the contract talks said Tuesday ...

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky had dropped a few vague hints about possibly leaving ESPN. He reportedly won't be. Andrew Marchand of TheAthletic.com reports that Orlovsky will be re-signing ...