Doug Kyed is a Patriots beat reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a wide array of topics within the sports realm, focusing primarily on the NFL, competitive sports, and sports business, while also delving into sports marketing and broadcasting. Doug's work has been featured in notable outlets such as PFF, NESN, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Doug Kyed's articles predominantly focus on the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick, with a strong emphasis on local sports news. This indicates that he is likely to be most interested in pitches related to the New England Patriots, especially those concerning breaking news, evolving stories, or expert commentary.
Given his coverage of player injuries and NFL draft-related topics, Doug may be open to receiving relevant insights from medical professionals regarding player conditions or analysts with expertise in NFL drafts.
Pitching stories related to football and specifically centered around the New England Patriots would align best with Doug's coverage areas.
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By: Doug Kyed
Wide receiver remains one of the Patriots’ biggest needs. Can they fill it with a blockbuster trade this offseason?
By: Andrew Callahan, Doug Kyed
A top Patriots executive is leaving the organization. Full details here.
By: Andrew Callahan, Doug Kyed
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By: Andrew Callahan, Doug Kyed
BOSTON — The Patriots are expecting to hire Josh McDaniels as their new offensive coordinator, sources confirmed to the Boston Herald.
By: Doug Kyed, Andrew Callahan
Josh McDaniels would return for his third stint as offensive coordinator, having served in that role from 2006-08 and then 2012-21.
By: Doug Kyed, Andrew Callahan
BOSTON — The Patriots are expecting to hire Josh McDaniels as their new offensive coordinator, sources confirmed to the Boston Herald.
By: Andrew Callahan, Doug Kyed
BOSTON — The Patriots are expecting to hire Josh McDaniels as their new offensive coordinator, sources confirmed to the Boston Herald.
The Patriots have reportedly filled all three coordinator roles.
The Patriots’ top needs are obvious, but they don’t stop at wide receiver, offensive tackle and pass rusher. In order to the fix the team in 2025, the Patriots must fill these hidden ro…
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