r/ESPN • • 16h ago

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky shares devastating news after sudden death in family

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https://www.thebiglead.com/espn-dan-orlovsky-shares-devastating-news-after-sudden-death-family-brother-in-law/

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky asked fans to support his grieving sister and her three sons Thursday morning after revealing that his brother-in-law died unexpectedly over the weekend and sharing a fundraiser for the family.

“This weekend, our family experienced an unimaginable tragedy,” Orlovsky wrote in a lengthy post on his X account. “My brother-in-law, Fed, passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind my sister and their three amazing boys.”


r/ESPN • • 3h ago

Aikman

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So ESPN thinks it's good business to break up the most successful pairing for the last 25 years? What is it in this country now that we have to tear down anything good and replace it with crap?


r/ESPN • • 1h ago

Why can’t the ref’s do the coin flip like normal in the NFL and CFB?

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You’re supposed to flip in the air then catch it and flip it over and put it on the back of your hand and reveal it. That always annoyed me.


r/ESPN • • 16h ago

Tension Grows Between Joe Buck & Troy Aikman After Buck’s $108 Million Contract Leads to “Argument” Before MNF

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