Farr will be Rams in-game sideline reporter

D’Marco Farr Is Leaving The Fast Lane on 101 ESPN

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D’Marco Farr is leaving ‘The Fast Lane’ on 101 ESPN in St. Louis after seven and a half years. The former NFL player turned radio host announced today that due to family reasons he is relocating to Los Angeles. He had been doing the afternoon show remotely the past two months but says that his family priorities require a larger focus, and it’s best for all involved if he moves on and the radio station has an opportunity to add a new member who can be more involved on a daily basis.

Farr was an original member of 101 ESPN. He signed on when the radio station launched in January 2009 to form the afternoon program alongside Randy Karraker and Bob Ramsey. The show has gone through a few changes over the years, including adding former Cardinal Outfielder Chris Duncan before he shifted over to middays and former Cardinals reliever Brad Thompson joined the group.

‘The Fast Lane’ is consistently one of the highest rated sports shows in St. Louis. Program Director Hoss Neupert tells BSM that the radio station will add a third member but he’s interested in finding the right fit rather than making a quick decision. The show will operate as a two-man show until a strong third host is identified. Interested applicants can apply by clicking here.

Meanwhile for Farr, he announced on the airwaves of 101 ESPN that he’ll remain involved in radio in Los Angeles. Farr revealed that he will join the Los Angeles Rams radio broadcast. According to sources he’ll be involved as the team’s in-game sideline reporter. He’s also expected to make guest appearances on Los Angeles sports radio station ESPNLA 710.