Dan Orlovsky is a fierce defender of the NFL's quarterbacks. And after coming to the defense of Lamar Jackson following the Ravens' loss to the Bills over the weekend, the ESPN analyst has decided to issue an apology.

Notre Dame fell 34-23 to Ohio State in the College Football Playoff National Championship Monday night. For a while, it didn't appear that the final score was going to be that close. The Buckeyes scored 31 unanswered points after falling behind 7-0 early and looked like they were going to win in a

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

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 ...

The Detroit Lions are riding a wave of fan support as they gear up for their playoff showdown against the Washington Commanders. With an impressive 15-2 record and their first No. 1 seed in the NFC, the Lions enter as home favorites following a well-earned bye week and their second straight NFC North title.

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.

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?

As ESPN's Dan Orlovsky broke down in a video with an all-22 camera angle, Carter very likely saved a touchdown with his sack of Rams QB Matthew Stafford on 3rd-and-2 from the Eagles' 13-yard line with 1:14 remaining in the game.

The Washington Commanders have a special talent on their hands. Jayden Daniels doesn’t look like an average rookie. He’s already had a better season than countless veterans who’ve been in the league for years.

The all-22 film angle of this play shows how close the Rams would’ve been to a game-winning touchdown if not for Jalen Carter