The former NFL QB was forced to choose between Buffalo and Kansas City, despite his clear desire to avoid making a pick.

On Monday's Get Up, ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky said Josh Allen "might be the most haunted player in the history of the NFL."

Kansas City Chiefs' legendary play-by-play announcer Mitch Holthus is unhappy with misleading narratives about NFL officiating when it comes to the Chiefs.

Josh Allen gave everything he had in the AFC Championship Game, but somehow, the blame still found its way to him. One former NFL quarterback isn’t having it, though, and is stepping up to say what many fans are already thinking.

The Kansas City Chiefs are headed back to the Super Bowl, again. What else is new? They knocked off the Buffalo Bills in Sunday's AFC Championship Game, but it didn't come without controversy. Fans and multiple former players on social media questioned

Following the Buffalo Bills' close 32–29 AFC championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, "Fire McDermott," referring to the team firing its head coach, Sean McDermott, was trending on X on Monday.

Dan Orlovsky is an ESPN NFL analyst and former NFL player who played QB for 4 NFL teams over 10 years. He is well regarded as as analyst who deeply understands the pro game and offensive schemes. Orlovsky joined former Bills player and radio announcer Eric Wood's "Centered on Buffalo" podcast.

While previewing this weekend’s Bills vs. Chiefs AFC Championship game on “Get Up,” reporter Adam Schefter began unbuttoning his co-host’s shirt as fellow studio analyst Harry Douglas told Orvlovsky to “stick his chest out” and “be a man” while making picks for the game.

ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky has been hearing about it from NFL fans all season long regarding his thoughts on Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Orlovsky has long argued that Allen deserved the NFL MVP this season over Jackson,

The Chiefs are leading their run game with some tricky concepts, and they could be real problems for the Eagles' defense in Super Bowl LIX.

There’s a new and unlikely America’s Team in the NFL — at least for the Super Bowl. The Philadelphia Eagles have become the popular choice among many football fans who want to see the Kansas City Chiefs lose for various reasons.