Orlovsky appeared in 26 career games and started in 12, including seven with the winless 2008 Lions. He also played for the Buccaneers, Colts and Texans.

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, ...

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 network's Big Ten broadcasts.

Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson is the second receiver listed in ESPN's 53-man roster for the 21st century, behind ...

Dan Orlovsky's future at ESPN appeared murky for some time, but the former Detroit Lions QB appears to be returning to the network. By Matt Reed | Jun 10, 2025 ...

Dan Orlovsky left fans wondering whether his time at ESPN had come to an end after his final appearance on First Take during the NFL season. "I'm taking a break, won't be on TV for a long time ...

Not only did the Bears hire an offensive-minded head coach in Ben Johnson, but they signed Case Keenum to mentor Williams.

LeSean McCoy ripped Ben Roethlisberger for his claim prime Aaron Rodgers was better than prime Patrick Mahomes.

Which NFL players have negotiated the most profitable contracts over their careers? Bill Barnwell gives his picks.

Aaron Rodgers has never shied away from the spotlight. From his Super Bowl glory days with the Green Bay Packers to his headline-grabbing trade to the New York Jets, every chapter of his career has ...