Stroud's performance was the topic of conversation for ESPN's " NFL Live" crew on Monday as Laura Rutledge pointed out that ...

The Detroit Lions did everything they could to lose to the Houston Texans. Then, they did all they needed to do to storm ...

How could you do this to me??" Benson wrote in an Instagram response Steve Granitz/FilmMagic; Brian To/FilmMagic (L) David Henrie and Dan Benson Dan Benson and David Henrie are no longer on good ...

ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky shared his thoughts on Baltimore’s defense following the team’s loss to the Cleveland Browns. “I think you gotta pin part of that loss late on their defensive coordinator Zach Orr, ...

After the Lions defeated the Tennessee Titans Sunday 52-14, head coach Dan Campbell was asked about any potential trade talks with the deadline quickly approaching. Campbell simply said there “could ...

However, not everyone is dismissing him so quickly. ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky staunchly defended Richardson on Tuesday’s episode of The Rich Eisen Show. Orlovsky believes the Colts’ choice to bench ...

The Indianapolis Colts are not having the 2024 season of their dreams. Indianapolis must be glad that QB Anthony Richardson is staying healthier than he did in his rookie season. However, he still ...

Apparently, Dan Orlovsky and Marcus "Swagu" Spears got into it during one of their segments. While they were on break, Rutledge took a video of herself and Orlovsky discussing what had just ...

One of those came from ESPN's Dan Orlovsky. During an appearance on The Rich Eisen Show, Orlovsky lamented the Colts' decision, claiming Richardson has been much better than the box score would show.

ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky is stepping up to defend Colts QB Anthony Richardson after an ugly performance against the Texans on Sunday. “Richardson’s tape. Significantly better than the stat line ...

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell hinted on Monday that the Detroit Lions could have a trade in the works ahead of the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, Nov. 5. A move for a defensive end ...

According to ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky, the Jets are the first team in NFL history to lose a game where they scored at least 20 points, didn’t turn the ball over and allowed fewer than 250 yards.