ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky has become infamous for his bizarre takes on food, and he was at it again Thursday, caught on ...

The latest, as documented and shared by Orlovsky's NFL Live colleague Ryan Clark, is the strangest among a strange lot. Close your eyes and imagine the many ways a person could eat a Reese's Peanut ...

It used to be unheard of for on-air talents on competing sports networks to publicly talk about people from other networks. But while some outlets have made it a part of their business model, Fox ...

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky is currently paid to talk about NFL teams for ESPN. Perhaps soon Orlovsky will be coaching an NFL team, instead. Rumors have circulated in recent days that Dan ...

ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky is well-regarded for his knowledge of football’s intricacies. This week, he joined One Bills Live and praised the Buffalo Bills’ running game against the Denver Broncos ...

And McVay thinks his team learned from the Week 12 loss to the Eagles. Add it up, shake it around, and ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky lays out why the Rams have the most dangerous team in the NFC playoffs.

During ESPN's "First Take" on Thursday, analyst Dan Orlovsky thought it was a real possibility under certain conditions. "Kelce's more than capable of being the difference maker," he said.

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky reacted to the Ravens' decision to reclaim Johnson and how the organization was playing "chess not checkers." "Chess not checkers," Orlovsky wrote on X.

The way Dan Orlovsky has talked about quarterbacks has often been critiqued by his colleagues. There’s no mistaking when he was accused on ESPN’s airwaves of being an Aaron Rodgers water carrier.

The latest is ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, who believes the Rams’ stout defense will focus its game plan on limiting Saquon Barkley, who torched them for a franchise-record 255 rushing yards when ...

And that is no shot at Orlovsky, who, again, is one of the more tolerable and intelligent NFL pundits ESPN has at their disposal. Baby steps, Dan.