This discussion features Dan Orlovsky, a former NFL quarterback turned analyst, who breaks down the nuances of quarterback play across the league. Aaron Rodgers shares insights on his Jets' upcoming match against the Patriots and building chemistry with his receivers. Darius Butler highlights standout defensive plays while AJ Hawk weighs in on team dynamics and strategies. They all reflect on a thrilling Monday Night Football comeback, emphasizing critical plays and the evolving landscape of the NFL.

Falcons head coach Raheem Morris discusses building in Atlanta & surprising at the draft, while Dan Orlovsky talks about Dak Prescott & Trevor Lawrence's contracts. They delve into quarterback importance, team expectations, and balancing salaries with performance.

The Pat McAfee Show: Pat, Darius Butler, AJ Hawk, and the boys overreact to everything from the Conference Championship games. Adam Schefter provides injury updates and insight into the coaching cycle. Dan Orlovsky discusses the Chiefs' dominance and the toughness of the Ravens. Kyle Juszczyk talks about the weapons on the 49ers offense. They also cover rookie quarterbacks, conspiracy theories, coaching job opportunities, and game management decisions.

When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field Monday, several sports analysts called it the scariest scene they’d ever seen on a football field. Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest after a routine tackle and remains in critical condition. As ESPN analyst and former player Ryan Clark described in an emotional segment, no one had prepared for this, not Hamlin, not the other players, and not media personnel.   But ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky knew what to do when he didn’t know what else to do. Appearing on NFL Live Tuesday morning, he said,   "Maybe this is not the right thing to do but it’s just on my heart that I wanna pray for Damar Hamlin right now. I’m gonna do it out loud, I’m gonna close my eyes, I’m gonna bow my head and I’m just gonna pray for him." And that’s what he did. The other hosts on set joined, as did who knows how many viewers. Maybe some were comforted. Maybe others learned what it means to talk with God.   It was a powerful and courageous thing to do. After praying for healing and comfort for Damar Hamlin, Orlovsky closed with:   "If we didn’t believe that prayer didn’t work we wouldn’t ask this of you God. I believe in prayer. We believe in prayer. We lift up Damar Hamlin’s name in your name."  And to that we can all say, “Amen.”  For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, visit Colsoncenter.org This Point was originally published on January 5, 2023. 

Dan Orlovsky, ESPN commentator and analyst, joins Rich Eisen to discuss the Raiders' failure to fully utilize Davante Adams, the Chiefs vs. Dolphins showdown, Joe Burrow's impact on the Bengals, and the success of the Ravens offense this season.