Front Office Sports reported Monday that Orlovsky's three-year contract with ESPN expires this summer, and the company wants to sign him to an extension. The report added that Orlovsky has "options," including a step into coaching or even joining another network.

In addition to his studio duties on “First Take,” “Get Up” and “NFL Live,” Orlovsky was added to ESPN’s No. 2 NFL booth, where this year he called games with Louis Riddick and Chris Fowler. He replaced Brian Griese, who left to become the 49ers quarterbacks coach.