Doug Farrar is an NFL Editor at Athlon Sports. He specializes in storytelling within the realm of professional sports, focusing on major league and team sports, as well as the business and marketing aspects of sports. Doug's work has been featured in prominent outlets including USA TODAY, The Guardian, and Yahoo News, among others.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Doug Farrar's coverage predominantly focuses on in-depth analysis of NFL games, player performance, and coaching decisions. He would likely be interested in insights from experts who can provide thoughtful analysis or commentary on specific game situations, player performances, or coaching strategies within the context of American football.
Given that Doug covers event-specific content with a focus on individual plays and officiating decisions during games, sources with first-hand knowledge or expertise in those areas may be particularly appealing to him for interviews or comments.
As there is no specified geographic focus for his articles, he appears to cover NFL-related topics without regional constraints.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Doug Farrar, Andrew Lawrence
Doug Farrar, Bryan Armen Graham, Andrew Lawrence and Graham Searles This will be the year of ... Quarterbacks living under center.
By: Doug Farrar, Bryan Armen Graham, Andrew Lawrence, Graham Searles
This will be the year of ... Quarterbacks living under center. The NFL has developed into a shotgun league, where most quarterbacks take
By: Doug Farrar
With Sam Darnold sidelined by a hip injury, backup Drew Lock played well enough, and Seattle's defense picked off Drake Maye three straight times in the fourth quarter to beat the Patriots 13-10 on Ring Night at Lumen Field.
By: Doug Farrar
It is the NFL's version of pure hell. The 2026 Los Angeles Rams have a defensive line that should be the nightmare of every opponent, and
By: Doug Farrar
With Myles Garrett and a returning Aaron Donald joining Kobie Turner, Byron Young, and Poona Ford, the Rams have built a pass rush no offensive line wants to see.
By: Doug Farrar
With Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald added to an already formidable defensive line, the Rams have a group that appears unbeatable. Here's how opponents can at least try to stop the damage.
SEATTLE — The Seattle Seahawks came into the opening of the 2026 NFL season, in their Super Bowl LX rematch against the New England Patriots, all loaded for bear.
By: Doug Farrar
In two straight games against New England — Super Bowl LX and Wednesday's rematch — Seahawks safety Julian Love has allowed one catch, forced two picks, and posted a combined opponent passer rating that's hard to beat.
By: Doug Farrar
There are times in sports when one athlete just has the better of specific opponents, and there's nothing said opponents can do about it.
By: Doug Farrar
In two straight games against New England — Super Bowl LX and Wednesday's rematch — Seahawks safety Julian Love has allowed one catch, forced two picks, and posted a combined opponent passer rating that's hard to beat.
