ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky was left in disbelief at a controversial opinion from a First Take co-star.
Former quarterback Orlovsky turned away from the desk in disgust after hearing Amber Wilson's view.
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Orlovsky filled in for Stephen A Smith on Thursday's edition of the sports debate show on ESPN.
And he was left almost tearing his hair out during a debate.
The panel star went head to head with Amber Wilson in an argument over quarterbacks.
The question posed to the pair and Harry Douglas was whether Mac Jones is the quarterback with the most to prove in the AFC.
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All three guests agreed that he wasn't, but Wilson's choice left Orlovsky stunned.
She said: "I think that's the obvious answer and I do think Mac Jones is under a lot of pressure.
"I actually would say Ryan Tannehill. I think I would go off script here.
"You're talking about a Tennessee team that has drafted a quarterback in each of the last two drafts to try to replace Ryan Tannehill."
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Even host Qerim said: "I feel like you're reaching Amber."
But Wilson argued: "Ryan Tannehill's position as a starter in this league, if he gets benched this season for Will Levis or Malik Willis, could be over."
Orlovsky was so shocked that he didn't even answer the question while Douglas said it was Aaron Rodgers.
And Qerim said the answers were "wild."
Smith remains on vacation with fans fearing he quit the show after Wednesday's outburst from Chris Russo.
Russo, aka Mad Dog, claimed a "new era has begun" on First Take with no more Smith.
But The U.S. Sun understands Smith is just on vacation and will return to his usual position in studio.
