Doug Farrar

3 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Doug Farrar

Over the last half-decade, the Pittsburgh Steelers have established a modus operandi that is, for better or worse, at least consistent. The idea is to rely on a great defense, a power running game, and just enough out of the quarterback(s) to get into the playoffs, when they're eliminated in the wild-card round.

3 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Doug Farrar

Pickett is the great unknown, even if you still believe in his NFL potential. In two years with the Steelers before he was traded in-state in 2024, Pickett completed 446 of 713 passes for 4,474 yards, 13 touchdowns, 13 interceptions, and a passer rating of 78.8, With Pickett, the idea was always that he could be a good point guard/ball distributor type, but when you're distributing as many interceptions as touchdowns, something's obviously wrong with the paradigm.

3 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Doug Farrar

In this offseason series, Athlon Sports' Doug Farrar asks the One Big Question for all 32 NFL teams - the primary discussion point that will measure ultimate success (or not) for every franchise. We continue our AFC North discussion with the Cleveland Browns, who have tried very hard since their re-inception in 1999 to find their franchise quarterback. Between Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders, who has the best opportunity?

3 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Doug Farrar

In this offseason series, Athlon Sports' Doug Farrar asks the One Big Question for all 32 NFL teams - the primary discussion point that will measure ultimate success (or not) for every franchise. We continue our AFC North discussion with the Cleveland Browns, who have tried very hard since their re-inception in 1999 to find their franchise quarterback. Between Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders, who has the best opportunity?

3 weeks ago | athlonsports.com | Doug Farrar

In this offseason series, Athlon Sports' Doug Farrar asks the One Big Question for all 32 NFL teams - the primary discussion point that will measure ultimate success (or not) for every franchise. We continue our AFC North discussion with the Cincinnati Bengals, and their cross purposes in retaining their best offensive players while needlessly antagonizing Trey Hendrickson, by far their most valuable asset on the defensive side of the ball.