Dan Orlovsky is excited about the Vikings and their offense in 2025, so much so he tends to be talking about it alot.

Orlovsky will continue to appear on NFL Live and other shows. He’ll also serve as a booth member on the NFL game-broadcast “B” team. He joined ESPN in 2018. Now 41, Orlovsky played for the Lions, ...

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky has been a mainstay analyst on ESPN's NFL coverage in recent years, and he'll continue to stick around after signing a new deal with the sports media giant.

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 has been a mainstay analyst on ESPN's NFL coverage in recent years, and he'll continue to stick around after signing a new deal with the sports media giant.

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 ...

ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky is fighting for a tremendous cause. Orlovsky, a former quarterback for the Detroit Lions, has become a prominent ESPN analyst and gained thousands of fans as a result ...

However, along with his prediction, Orlovsky dropped some blunt honesty about Sanders as well. "While his dad was one of the greatest ever, Shedeur's not that, right now, physically," Orlovsky ...

Dan Orlovsky (Image Credit: Getty Images) “I think, one, we can’t praise Baker Mayfield and fall in love with Baker Mayfield because of his charisma, cockiness, his self-belief, ...

ESPN host Dan Orlovsky choked up as he introduced his autistic son Madden, 13, whose drawings were on display in the studio on World Autism Awareness Day.

Dan Orlovsky, former NFL player, was a proud dad as his son’s artwork was showcased on ESPN’’s NFL Live. The studio was surrounded by a number of impressive pictures and caricatures all ...

Dan Orlovsky's future at ESPN remains in flux. After the Super Bowl, Orlovsky gave a heartfelt farewell to his First Take colleagues before taking a break.