Dan Orlovsky and Ian Rapoport form two distinct poles in NFL Update's top 10 — an athlete-turned-analyst at 0.89 and a beat journalist at 0.88 — and the gap between them is narrow enough that neither fully dominates. That two-peak structure defines the shape of this audience.
The top 10 breaks down into journalists and athletes almost exclusively. On the journalist side: Ian Rapoport (0.88), Adam Schefter (0.86), and Colin Cowherd (0.85). On the athlete side: Dan Orlovsky (0.89) and Mike Golic Jr (0.84). Charissa Thompson (0.84) is the lone TV Personality in the top 10, bridging the two clusters. NFL Films (0.83) is the only Sports League entry, and ESPN Fantasy Sports (0.83) the only Sports brand. The one outlier in the set is Pet Supplies Plus (0.81), a Pet Supplies and Services retailer — the sole non-sports entity in the top 10, and the sharpest structural anomaly in an otherwise tightly football-coded neighbor set.
The overall picture is an audience that orbits NFL insiders — reporters, analysts, and former players — with a secondary pull toward fantasy and league content, and one unexplained retail signal at the edge.