Orlovsky — who joined ESPN in 2018 — was among the analysts appearing on Monday’s edition of First Take to recap the Eagles’ dominant win in the Super Bowl. When the segment came to an end just before commercial, Orlovsky made a point to say farewell to the First Take crew.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has been critical of the play of the Eagles quarterback this season, but was effusive in his praise of Hurts on Monday.

Dan Orlovsky’s message Monday morning to his “First Take” co-stars and the ESPN audience has raised some eyebrows. After telling Stephen A. Smith, Molly Qerim, Shannon Sharpe and viewers that he would not be on television for a while,

Should Orlovsky's time at ESPN truly be at an end, he'd only be the latest example of a TV programming mainstay the network has let go in recent months. ESPN abruptly fired football analyst and fellow former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III last August along with "NFL Countdown" host Sam Ponder.

Dan Orlovsky was one of the faces of ESPN's Super Bowl coverage again this year. However, his future at the four-letter network suddenly seems to be in doubt after cryptic comments the analyst made on First Take and his X account.

Dan Orlovsky, the quarterback-turned-analyst, has become a familiar face for NFL fans. After retiring from a 12-season playing career in 2017, Orlovsky joined ESPN, where he's been one of the network's most utilized analysts.

Dan Orlovsky continued to expand his role as one of ESPN's most prominent NFL analysts during the 2024 season. Following the Super Bowl, he struck a tone that left viewers wondering about his future with the company.

It hasn’t sunk in just yet because football fans are still riding high from Super Bowl Sunday and the Philadelphia Eagles’ dominance over the Kansas City Chiefs. But before we know it, reality will strike,

The NFL season is officially over. Is Dan Orlovsky's time on ESPN's First Take over, too? The former quarterback signed off from First Take on Monday with a maj