ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky has a good feeling about the New England Patriots this season and it’s in large part due to some rookies. While they haven’t taken the field yet, Will Campbell, TreVeyon Henderson and Kyle Williams could have serious impacts in 2025.

"There's a chance this organization and team are going to make noise a lot sooner than people expect." The post ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky ‘obsessed’ with Patriots rookies, sees potentially ‘impactful’ early success appeared first on Boston.

It's been just over 2.5 years since life-saving measures had to be taken to keep Damar Hamlin alive on the football field. As "thoughts and prayers" flooded social media in the minutes and hours to follow,

Dan Orlovsky knows Monday Night Football is occupied by one of the best NFL analysts ever, but that won’t stop him from setting the goal of being Troy Aikman’s successor. Orlovsky joined this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast.

Dan Orlovsky was afraid of potential backlash for praying for Damar Hamlin, but he said he knew it was something he had to do despite what people thought.

To say Dan Orlovsky was not happy is an understatement. The ESPN NFL analyst confirmed he was “furious” after losing the “Outstanding Personality/Studio Analyst” Sports Emmys award to Charles Barkley,

ESPN's Bill Barnwell points out that a bunch of long-lasting QBs have been taken in the late round of the draft, most notably Tom Brady. But it's not an easy path.

On this week's episode of "Best Podcast Available," Athlon Sports NFL Draft expert Luke Easterling talks QBs with ESPN's Dan Orlovsky.