NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky isn't overly impressed with the Steelers' offense as he believes the Broncos will have the better season in 2025.

But Orlovsky took it a step further as one of the former Chicago Bears quarterback’s staunchest defenders in the media. “I would’ve started Justin Fields, but this was never a QB competition.

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Orlovsky said the offense is DK Metcalf and that’s it. He isn’t wrong, exactly. The Steelers traded away top receiver George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys earlier in the month, and Najee ...

Dan Orlovsky Rips Steelers for Losing Identity The Pittsburgh Steelers, for several years, relied on a strong run game and a good defense.

The Steelers lost, 9–3. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky was one of Wilson's many critics on Monday, arguing that backup Justin Fields should be named the team's starter this season instead of Wilson.

Dan Orlovsky recently went on the Pat McAfee Show to discuss playmakers in the top contenders in the AFC, including the Broncos, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, Cincinnati ...

Dan Orlovsky believes that Justin Fields should be the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers over Russell Wilson. While appearing on the ESPN show Get Up, the former NFL QB and current ...

Former NFL quarterback and ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky believes the Pittsburgh Steelers have lost their identity. The Pittsburgh Steelers have long prided themselves on having a run-first mentality ...

However, ESPN's Dan Orlovsky argued on Monday's Get Up episode that based on the Steelers' preseason choices at quarterback, there never seemed to be a real quarterback competition.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky joined The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday to discuss the situation, along the way laying out why the Steelers' method of juggling the two quarterbacks makes the path forward more ...

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky found another excuse to minimize the Pittsburgh Steelers' success following their 44-38 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, but Steelers fans didn't let it slide.