Dan Orlovsky
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1,394 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 5d ago
Dan Orlovsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so to lose that game at home with a 16-6 lead, and they have those back-to-back plays on third down.
They're in empty.
They'll play before.
Cleveland's got six guys up there.
They don't adjust to protection.
So look, Book Baker's right now in panic mode because that right tackle has to block too.
Like, Book is wide open in the middle of the field for a touchdown.
Baker takes off, doesn't have the – you know, doesn't see him.
And then on fourth down, at the top, that's the third down.
So the fourth down, look at the top of the release because Egbuka's the outside post, and the inside guy kind of runs up the backside of him.
And what happens is the guy that's covering that inside player, I think it's Tej Johnson, almost runs into Emeka, and Emeka is just thrown off just slightly at the top of his route because if he's not –
The ball, I think, is going to be the proper type of ball, and that's going to be a touchdown.
But because of the distribution, Emeka comes at the top of his route, and it slows down.
He almost has to wait for the guy to clear behind him before instead of running into him.
No, I think Deshaun made some good throws.
I don't want to take that away from him, but I can't sit there and tell you all the bad stuff that Tampa Bay did defensively and not kind of make that an emphasis as well.
But there were some throws that were better.
Boston made some big-time plays, and Fannin was great as well.
Throwing the ball-wise was probably one of the better just throwing it yesterday that we had seen in maybe a year or two.
But I think it's just so much more about how bad Tampa Bay was defensively when it comes to just tackling.
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