The father of Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze came to his defense when ESPN's Dan Orlovsky critiqued the rookie's play on social media.

Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze has gotten off to a slow start in his first year, catching just three passes for 44 yards in his first two games of the season. The Bears' offense in general has struggled out of the gates with rookie QB Caleb Williams,

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.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky is very high on Kyler Murray after the Arizona Cardinals quarterback's Week 2 performance against the Los Angeles Rams.

After a slow start in the first half of Week 1, the Buffalo Bills' pass rush has been dominant to start the season, and it has national media personalities buzzing about their potential this year. ESP

One ESPN analyst has quickly gotten under the skin of a rookie wide receiver's father over his "critique."Yesterday ESPN NFL analyst and former quarterback Dan Orlovsky made a post criticizing rookie first-round wide receiver Rome Odunze for not getting open during games:"The Bears and Caleb are gonna have to get comfortable giving Rome more “covered” opportunities Rome isn’t getting open at this level right now— Caleb will have to get comfortable throwing him some 50/50 balls,