Dan Orlovsky is currently a football analyst for ESPN. After retiring from his professional playing career as an NFL quarterback, he transitioned into sports broadcasting.
Dan Orlovsky played in the NFL for 12 seasons before retiring in 2017. He was drafted by the Detroit Lions in 2005 and spent time with several teams, including the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Los Angeles Rams. Known for his intelligence on the field, Orlovsky’s transition to broadcasting was a natural step after his playing days ended.
In his role at ESPN, Orlovsky has become well-known for his insightful analysis and breakdown of games, often providing a quarterback’s perspective on ESPN shows such as “NFL Live,” “Get Up,” and during game broadcasts. His ability to articulate complex football strategies in a way that is accessible to viewers has made him a popular figure among football fans and media personalities alike.
Orlovsky’s post-playing career has also seen him active on social media, where he engages with fans and shares his thoughts on current NFL events. His commentary extends beyond television as he contributes to various ESPN platforms, including podcasts and written content. His expertise, particularly in quarterback play, is highly valued, and he is often called upon to evaluate both current NFL players and college prospects entering the draft.