Why did the Browns grade so poorly in NFLPA survey? Orange and Brown Talk (Podcast)
Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe recap their second day at the NFL Combine on the Orange and Brown Talk podcast.
CNN’s Jake Tapper expresses his love for the Eagles — and how he kept all the receipts
If the Eagles’ parade hadn’t taken place on Valentine’s Day, we may never have gotten Jake Tapper ’s opening segment on The ...
Andy Reid blames himself for Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl defeat
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid continues to blame himself for the Super Bowl defeat that his side suffered at the hands ...
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Jake Tapper Absolutely Eviscerates Stephen A. Smith and Other Sports Media Figures Over ‘Hate’ of Philadelphia Eagles: ‘Embarrassingly Wrong’
Tapper then introduced a montage of clips showing sports media personalities from all across the industry harshly criticizing ...
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Dan Orlovsky's comments on incoming rookie QB take on a new light
Dan Orlovsky recently put up a message on social media saying he was taking time away from the television. Some question whether or not this will be a permanent absence for the analyst or merely ...
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Ex-Lions QB hints at departure from job as ESPN analyst
ESPN Monday Night Football analyst Dan Orlovsky chats with Carolina Panthers quarterbacks coach Josh McCown prior to an NFL ...
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ESPN's Dan Orlovsky apologizes to Jalen Hurts, future uncertain at network
Feb. 12—ESPN's Dan Orlovsky was wrong about Carson Wentz. Turns out he was also wrong about Jalen Hurts. Following the Super Bowl, the former NFL quarterback turned ESPN star apologized for ...
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ESPN's Dan Orlovsky apologizes to Jalen Hurts -- but he isn't the only sports talker eating crow
Feb. 12—ESPN's Dan Orlovsky was wrong about Carson Wentz. Turns out he was also wrong about Jalen Hurts. Following the Super Bowl, the former NFL quarterback turned ESPN star apologized for ...
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ESPN host Stephen A. Smith says he would be U.S. president as long as he doesn't have to campaign
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith told CNBC Sport that he is not interested in campaigning but would be interested in being president. The "First Take" host said he thinks he would do well in a ...