Dan Orlovsky brought the jokes to ESPN’s “Get Up” on Thursday morning — and it left his co-panelists stunned.
When the show was discussing Jason Kelce’s shirtless beer-chugging during the Chiefs-Bills divisional round game, Orlovsky said if he pulled off a similar stunt, his wife would actually be pretty pleased.
Host Mike Greenberg, as he talked about the topic, seemed skeptical that other people’s spouses would be as accepting of Kelce’s antics, which included hopping out of a Highmark Stadium suite and into the frigid Buffalo crowd to down a beverage.
Orlovsky, however, said his wife, Tiffany, with whom he has four children, would be far from opposed.
“If I did this, my wife would want to have a fifth child,” Orlovsky claimed.
“Is that right?” Greenberg said as the rest of the show appeared stunned.
“One hundred percent,” Orlovsky said.
Greenberg said things would be different in his household if he decided to go wild in Buffalo.
“If I did this, my wife would want to have a second husband,” the ESPN host said.
It’s far from the first time the ex-NFL quarterback has brought up his wife on network, as last year, he discussed Tiffany’s bathroom habits while making an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
Orlovsky claimed his wife won’t poop in the house while he’s home, and in a measure of revenge, Tiffany then smoked him during an Orange Theory workout later that day.
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The pair have been married for 14 years and celebrate their 15th anniversary in July.
As for Kelce and his wife, Kylie, the Eagles center admitted his better half wasn’t exactly thrilled with his antics.
“I don’t think she [Kylie] happy about it. I gave Kylie a heads-up,” Kelce said on the latest “New Heights” podcast with his brother, Travis. “She said, ‘Jason, don’t you dare.’ I said, ‘I’m not asking for permission, I’m doing this.’
“She already told me to be on my best behavior because we were meeting Taylor [Swift].”
It remains to be seen if Kelce will have any more fun in the stands when the Chiefs take on the Ravens in the AFC Championship game Sunday.
