ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky says he's 'obsessed' with Patriots rookies, sees potentially "impactful" early success.

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,

On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky. Brandon and Dan discuss a wide range of topics including staying at ESPN and whether or not he considered leaving,

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.

The Philadelphia Eagles hold bragging rights over everybody else right now. However, not even winning the Super Bowl was enough for Jalen Hurts to get the respect many feel he deserves. That’s why former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky has come to Hurts’ defense in light of recent QB rankings.

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.

Barkley won the award for the sixth time in his broadcasting career, beating Orlovsky, Nate Burleson of CBS, Ryan Clark of ESPN and Kirk Herbstreit of ESPN. Orlovsky was the only nominee who had not previously won the award.