Dan Orlovsky Returns to ESPN Airwaves

Dan Orlovsky Returns to ESPN Airwaves After Cryptic Statement About Future
That long time ended up being less than a month. Orlovsky signed a three-year deal with ESPN in 2022 that reportedly expires before the next NFL season. His ascension up the depth chart, which includes well-received work on game broadcasts, would make him an attractive free agent if it came to that.
Dan Orlovsky back on TV after dramatically hinting at ESPN breakup
Orlovsky, who played for the Lions, Texans, Colts and Buccaneers, had talks with Fox Sports before re-upping with ESPN three years ago, a pact which put him in the No. 2 “Monday Night Football” booth. He’s also expressed interest in potentially joining an NFL coaching staff.
Fans all had the same reaction to Dan Orlovsky returning to ESPN
Longtime ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky was back on the air Monday, and many fans had the same reaction to seeing the former quarterback in his usual spot. Orlovsky appeared on Monday morning’s edition of “Get Up” and shared some of his thoughts on the upcoming NFL Draft.
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