SI Media Podcast: Dan Orlovsky, Andrew Marchand

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky shares inside story of his famous Tom Brady breakdown
SI Media Podcast: Dan Orlovsky, Andrew Marchand
SI Media Podcast: Dan Orlovsky, Andrew Marchand /

The latest episode of the "Sports Illustrated Media Podcast" hosted by Jimmy Traina features two interviews.

The podcast kicks off with ESPN football analyst, Dan Orlovsky, who SI named the "Fastest Rising Star" in our 2019 Year-End Media Awards. At the 30-minute mark, New York Post sports media reporter/columnist, Andrew Marchand, joins the show to talk about a variety of stories making headlines.

You can listen to the podcast below or download it on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher and Google Play.

DAN ORLOVSKY

2:07: NFL teams reaching out to him about possible coaching jobs.

6:06: Biggest mistake NFL teams are making right now that hurt their quarterback.

9:45 Kyle Shanahan's biggest mistake in the Super Bowl.

16:16: NFL fans being smarter than ever.

20:06: Breaking down a memorable Tom Brady video and having to convince ESPN producers to let him do it.

23:06: Analysts he admires.

24:57: Twitter launching his career.

26:37: *NSYNC vs. Backstreet Boys.

ANDREW MARCHAND

32:05: Flex scheduling possibly coming to Monday Night Football.

39:28: TV driving MLB's proposed postseason changes and Selection Show.

46:24: XFL ratings.

51:21: Update on Tony Romo's contractual situation

55:33: The Gayle King/Lisa Leslie/Snoop Dogg controversy.

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JIMMY TRAINA

Jimmy Traina is a staff writer and podcast host for Sports Illustrated. A 20-year veteran in the industry, he’s been covering the sports media landscape for seven years and writes a daily column, Traina Thoughts. Traina has hosted the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast since 2018, a show known for interviews with some of the most important and powerful people in sports media. He also was the creator and writer of SI’s Hot Clicks feature from 2007 to '13.