Dan Orlovsky Sr. played football at the University of Bridgeport (Connecticut). He drove his son hard through sports. Young Dan played football, baseball and basketball. Baseball was far and away what he was best at but he quit during his sophomore year at Shelton (Connecticut) High.

ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky doesn’t hold back when discussing NFL games or youth sports, declaring that kids' athletics today are “completely broken.”

The ESPN analyst may have unknowingly offered a reason why the Atlanta Falcons secondary has struggled recently.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky thinks youth sports are "completely broken" and explains why it happened. He also offers some suggestions on how to fix it. Orlovsky,

Dan Orlovsky makes a living critiquing NFL players on TV. He recently turned his attention to kids' sports. In an interview with USA Today's Stephen Borelli, the former NFL quarterback said he feels youth sports are "completely broken" because of the adults around them.