NFL Draft Chaos: Orlovsky's Victory Lap & Hot Mic Slips

0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything in NFL. NFL Draft Knight delivered pure chaos and hype, especially on Pat McAfee's 7th annual spectacular. Dan Orlovsky stole the show when the ram snagged Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson at the 13th pick. Orlovsky had been riding for Simpson harder than anyone, ranking him above the top overall selection despite most mocks keeping him out of Round 1. He wasn't even supposed to be there. Pat Face timed him Thursday afternoon, hooked up a ride from his couch, and boom, Orlovsky hits the desk just in time. First word of the pick for him, no spoilers from Twitter, and he erupts with a clean fudge. Yeah, before taking a full victory lap as the crowd chants, his name, fans aided up, turning the McAfee vibe into draft gold, with real analysis from Peter Schrager and Bill Cowherr. Meanwhile, Nick Savin got caught on a hot mic calling the Cowboy's 23rd pick a reach,

1:00and Kirk Herbstright straight up rejected her Permanee brothers. Sandwich on ABC, like it was Poison. Hot mic slips aside, all feel drama simmered with Mike Vrable heading to counseling after his wild pressers tie to Diana Rossini, who finally nuked. Her Twitter account weighed too late. Over in baseball, Bray's pitcher J.R. Ritchie launched his MLB career with a home run on pitch number one, but locked in for seven innings, two runs, seven strikeouts, and the win. These unscripted moments remind us why draft nights hit different, blending raw energy with the picks that shake teams for years. Round two's already buzzing.