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DAN Orlovsky has given his two cents on a divisive fast-food restaurant ranking.
The recently released list made its way to former NFL quarterback Orlovsky via ESPN colleague Pat McAfee.
Voted for by readers, the top 10 fast food restaurants in the US ranking was published by USA Today.
Arby's made the cut at 10, followed by Zaxby's, Popeyes, Taco Bell, and Captin D's.
In fifth was Hardee's, with In-N-Out Burger in fourth, Chick-fil-A in third, KFC second, and Del Taco top of the charts.
Former All-Pro punter McAfee tore into the ranking, tweeting, "Never seen a more wrong list in my life."
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As for Orlovsky, who regularly appears on McAfee's show, he too went on to question the list.
"I've never had 6 of these 10...Never heard of 2 of them...Chick-fil-A is #1," he wrote.
Fans flocked to X to comment on Orlovsky's take, with a variety of responses heading his way.
"Sounds like you aren't very well traveled there DanO," one follower said.
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"Never had 6/10, never heard of 4/10," admitted a second.
"Chick-fil-A is the clear #1 lol," agreed another.
While a fourth added, "Terrible list."
Orlovsky will be back on ESPN on Saturday for two special edition broadcasts of NFL Live, as per a press release.
The network will be celebrating the return of training camps nationwide with "Back Together Weekend."
This will see the NFL Live crew of Laura Rutledge, Louis Riddick, Adam Schefter, and Orlovsky discuss training camp action from around the league.
NFL important dates
August 1 - Hall of Fame Game - Houston Texans vs Chicago Bears
August 8 - Pre-season begins
August 27 - Deadline for 53-man rosters
September 1 - Final day of pre-season
September 5 - Season opener - Baltimore Ravens vs Kansas City Chiefs
November 5 - Trade deadline
January 5 - Week 18 of regular-season
January 11 - Playoffs begin
February 9 - Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, Louisiana
The first show will be available on ESPN from 9am until noon ET.
Orlovsky and Co. will then return from 2-4pm ET on ABC.
They will be joined virtually by reporters at camps across the country.
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Orlovsky celebrated their imminent return with a simple tweet reading, "Ball is close."
As of July 24, all 32 teams were back in training camp.