Drew is a two-time EMMY-nominated sportscaster, and has been a sports fan his entire life. Goldfarb began covering sports professionally in 2007.

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A recipient of eight Associated Press Awards since 2010, 2015 EMMY Award nominee (NATAS Suncoast Chapter), winner of the 2018 WVBA Award for Best Sportscast, and 2019 EMMY Award nominee (NATAS Ohio Valley Chapter), he has earned recognition for his work covering sports at all levels throughout his career, including being highlighted by his alma mater, Florida State University, and by his high school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, during its 25th Anniversary celebration.

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Goldfarb has experience in reporting, anchoring, hosting, play-by-play and voiceover work. He began covering sports betting during its legalization process in West Virginia, and first served as a sports betting analyst in 2019. In addition, he holds a degree in Media Production from Florida State University (B.S., '10) and is highly-trained in both shooting and editing video for film, TV and news.

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Whether it's through work or on his own, Drew stays involved in the community. He's lended his support to the Movember Foundation annually since 2013, and served as an official business sponsor of Hockey Saves, Inc. He has also helped mentor and train the next generation of broadcasters, whether it's through working with "Sports Broadcasting Camps" or speaking with students at his high school.