Ryan O'Halloran is a sports writer for The Buffalo News, specializing in covering the Buffalo Bills. With over 15 years of experience covering the NFL, Ryan provides in-depth analysis, game observations, and player insights. His work has also been featured in various publications, including The Denver Post, New York Daily News, and Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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Ryan O'Halloran's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly football with a focus on the Buffalo Bills and NFL. He often provides event coverage and expert commentary related to player performances, team dynamics, injuries, and upcoming games.
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By: Jay Skurski, Katherine Fitzgerald, Mark Gaughan, Ryan O Halloran
At 7-2, the Bills are in command in the AFC East but Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald want to analyze where the team ranks in the conference after all of the top teams made trade deadline moves.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
The Bills are 8-2 for the first time since 1993. They have won five consecutive games, and they won in Indianapolis for the first time since 1998.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
"All kinds of terrific will be required against Kansas City. The Bills were good enough to beat the 4-6 Colts. They must be sharper next week. Allen knows it," Ryan O'Halloran writes.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
Matt Milano's first true practice Thursday was his first since tearing his biceps 13 weeks and two days ago.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
Allen-Mahomes in the 2020s is the NFL’s version of Troy Aikman-Steve Young in the 1990s, Drew Brees-Matt Ryan in the 2000s/2010s and particularly Tom Brady-Peyton Manning in the 2000s/2010s. It is quarterback play at its finest.
By: Katherine Fitzgerald, Jay Skurski, Mark Gaughan, Ryan O'Halloran
The Buffalo News' football reporters give their predictions for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
At gotta-have-it time, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen had “it.” His 26-yard touchdown scramble with 2:17 remaining sealed a 30-21 win Sunday over the Kansas City Chiefs.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
Three months from now, if the Buffalo Bills are fortunate to win the Super Bowl and/or quarterback Josh Allen is fortunate to be voted NFL MVP, the highlight videos will include The Dash.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
The Harbaugh Bowl highlights the Week 12 schedule.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
What if the Bills need a safety? This 36-year-old veteran stays ready on practice squad.
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