ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky shared a great breakdown of how the Rams defense dominated the Vikings in Monday night’s win

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 Orlovsky could leave his job at ESPN as an NFL analyst to get into coaching this offseason.

Dan Orlovsky has earned a reputation for being the staunchest of quarterback defenders in sports media. When he’s not being accused of being an Aaron Rodgers apologist, he’s being accused of ...

The NFL coaching carousel is underway, which means it’s time for Dan Orlovsky’s name to enter the mix. The former journeyman quarterback turned ESPN analyst has never been shy about his ...

It’s too early to pencil the Kansas City Chiefs in for a historic third-straight Super Bowl victory, but Dan Orlovsky pulled out his crystal ball Friday and said if that happens, Travis Kelce might call it a career.

Many NFL fans and media are picking on Sam Darnold right now, and on ESPN’s First Take Tuesday, Dan Orlovsky took some verbal abuse from colleagues for praising the Minnesota Vikings quarterback ...

Despite that previous loss and currently being listed as a 6.5-point underdog, analyst Dan Orlovsky strongly believes that Los Angeles is the "most dangerous" team left on the NFC side of the playoffs.

The free-agent class of quarterbacks this offseason is an interesting group. Big names such as Sam Darnold and Russell Wilson are at the top of the list with both younger players and veterans like Justin Fields and Joe Flacco sitting out there on the market too.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ season came to a crushing end with a 28-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the playoffs, marking their fifth straight defeat and transforming what began as a promising season into a major letdown.

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe ripped into First Take co-host Dan Orlovsky during a fiery Sam Darnold debate. The ESPN analysts wasted no time in dissecting the Minnesota Vikings’ wild

The Los Angeles Rams is the hottest team heading into the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. Still at that, they are getting disrespected. But are the Rams the most dangerous team left?

Could Connecticut native and former UConn quarterback Dan Orlovsky leave ESPN for an NFL coaching job? Orlovsky, an ESPN analyst, expressed interest in the Green Bay Packers' quarterback coach ...