Football analyst Dan Orlovsky‘s recent remarks suggest that he could be leaving ESPN. He is a former football player associated with various teams like Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts,

Dan Orlovsky played in the NFL for 12 seasons. While appearing on First Take, Orlovsky hinted at a possible departure from ESPN.

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.

Dan Orlovsky played in the NFL for over 10 years, and when his playing career ended, he shifted over to broadcasting. He noted on Monday's episode of First Take that he will be taking a break, and it sounds like there could be a chance that he doesn't return to ESPN.

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.

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.

Dan Orlovsky has become a popular analyst for ESPN, but there's no guarantee he'll be part of the network for the 2025 season. Orlovsky, a former NFL quarterback, has been featured on a handful of ESPN shows,