Dan Orlovsky cries on air as autistic son brightens ESPN broadcast in emotional moment
By Jaclyn Hendricks
Published on April 3, 2026.
Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky was brought to tears on ESPN's "NFL Live" as his autistic son, Madden, performed well during the show's broadcast. The show featured Madden's drawings and his passion for the Eagles, with Orlovski's father expressing his love for his son. Madden also received a personal video message and a swathe from star Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith. This isn't the first time the two have shared a heartfelt on-air moment.
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