A former NFL quarterback is ready to bet on Bryce Young. ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky joined this past Wednesday's episode of The Pat McAfee Show. When asked which young quarterback he thinks will ...

The jury is out on Minnesota quarterback J.J. McCarthy, but ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky explained why he feels the franchise QB is going to be "awesome" in his first season as a pro.

Dan Orlovsky may not have been the quarterback he had hoped to be in the NFL, but he has more than made up for it as an analyst and in how he now teaches the game to others. The former UConn ...

If Flores leaves for a head coach position, do the Vikings have contingency plans for a coordinator that runs a similar defensive scheme as Flores. Maybe not exactly similar obviously but one where ...

Dan Orlovsky’s Prediction Aaron Rodgers-led Steelers’ Ceiling in 2025 Draws Ire From Fans – “He’s a Bum” Dan Orlovsky believes the Denver Broncos are a better team than the Steelers with a 41 year old ...

McCarthy is yet to play a snap in the NFL, but does have a season of mental reps and notes under his belt. Dan Orlovsky was asked about the Vikings QB on the Pat McAfee show, to which he replied: ...

NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky isn't overly impressed with the Steelers' offense as he believes the Broncos will have the better season in 2025.

ESPN NFL analyst and former UConn football QB Dan Orlovsky joined in this year, playing 100 holes in one day for a great cause. "It's remarkable what they've done," Orlovsky said.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has been a believer in J.J. McCarthy since day one. In part because of the situation he was walking into, Orlovsky approved of the Vikings drafting McCarthy last year and then ...

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky’s future is now clear. Orlovsky, who has been a big part of ESPN’s NFL coverage for around seven years, went off the air after Super Bowl 69, hinting that ...

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 ...

So when Orlovsky signed off after the Super Bowl with a cryptic “ you never know what the future holds,” it felt like a goodbye, you know, the kind ESPN has allowed to happen far too often.