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, among other things,

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has been critical of the play of the Eagles quarterback this season, but was effusive in his praise of Hurts on Monday.

Jalen Hurts‘ doubters are eating their words on Monday morning after he led the Philadelphia Eagles to a dominant 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. During an appearance on First Take on Monday,

Heading into Sunday’s Super Bowl 59 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, it seemed like some were counting out Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles before the game even started. The last time Kansas City and Philly met in the postseason,

Now that it has a championship under its belt, the Eagles are starting to get the props they deserve, including Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts. One person who was outspoken about Hurts throughout the campaign was ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky.

Given ESPN's extensive roster of NFL analysts and commentators, it makes perfect sense for some to take breaks after a long NFL season. But in Dan Orlovsky's case, it sounded like more than just a break was on the horizon for the former NFL quarterback.

ESPN analyst apologizes for questioning Jalen Hurts' ability in the passing game ahead of NFC championship game and Super Bowl.