Rome Odunze’s dad puts ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky on blast with video of son
NY Post
The honeymoon of the Bears’ offense with Caleb Williams has been short-lived.
ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky opined that first-round pick Rome Odunze isn’t getting open, and Odunze’s father fired back with a video of his son open in the end zone but unseen by Williams.
Williams was the first overall pick in this year’s NFL draft and then the Bears selected Odunze from Washington ninth overall.
Through two games, Odunze has just three total catches for 44 yards.
“The Bears and Caleb are gonna have to get comfortable giving Rome more ‘covered’ opportunities,” Orlovsky wrote on X earlier this week.
“Rome isn’t getting open at this level right now—Caleb will have to get comfortable throwing him some 50/50 balls.”
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