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ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky is fighting for a tremendous cause.
Orlovsky, a former quarterback for the Detroit Lions, has become a prominent ESPN analyst and gained thousands of fans as a result. He has been featured on “Get Up” and “NFL Live,” among other shows.
His hard work continues to pay off, as he was nominated for the Sports Emmy for Best Analyst award. Not everybody can win, which he didn’t, but being nominated means he was doing something right.
When he’s not on television talking about sports, he is online trying to do wonderful things to help others.
Dan Orlovsky announced Thursday morning that he will play 100 holes of golf on June 17 to raise awareness for ALS research.
Orlovsky will be teaming up with his friend Chuck Haberstroh to accomplish this goal.
“On June 17th, coming up here, I’m going to play 100 holes of competitive golf with my boy Chuck Haberstroh,” Orlovsky said. “We’re doing it for awareness and research and to raise funds for ALS.
Please help if you can 🙏🙏https://t.co/KnYtUlOSrF pic.twitter.com/GllntOw054
— Dan Orlovsky (@danorlovsky7) May 29, 2025
“ALS is an awful disease – I didn’t know a ton about it. I played a guy named Tim Shaw, a linebacker from the Titans, who got it. A lot of people know Steve Gleason from the Saints, who got it. Then I watched Chuck Haberstroh lose his mom to this awful disease.”
“Man, this is a great cause, but I double taked on that link, lol,” one fan said.
Man this is a great cause but I double taked on that link lol
— Anthony Russo (@Anthony_Russo97) May 29, 2025
“Thank you for spreading awareness, Dan.🙏🏻 As someone close to the situation, ALS is truly a devastating disease that needs more attention. The Gleason Foundation is absolutely amazing for anyone looking for resources or help,” a second fan stated.
Thank you for spreading awareness Dan.🙏🏻 As someone close to the situation, ALS is truly a devastating disease that needs more attention.
The Gleason foundation is absolutely amazing for anyone looking for resources or help.
— Kyle Best (@KyleBest__) May 29, 2025
“My uncle passed away 2 weeks ago after a 5-year battle with ALS. What a horrible, horrible disease that we just don’t know enough about. Good to see you getting awareness up and raising funds for research. Thank you!” a third fan said to Dan Orlovsky.
My uncle passed away 2 weeks ago after a 5 year battle with ALS. What a horrible horrible disease that we just don’t know enough about. Good to see you getting awareness up and raising funds for research. Thank you!
— 🧃 . (@thejuicemanOJ) May 29, 2025
**“Done! Thank you for supporting continued research for a cure! As the daughter of a wonderful man who bravely fought ALS for many...
