Ryan O'Halloran is a Broncos beat reporter at The Denver Post. With a deep focus on the NFL and competitive sports, he has been covering the league since 2004, including topics related to football, the Buffalo Bills, and sports business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the New York Daily News and the 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: Joshua Bessex, Ryan O'Halloran, Derek Gee, Harry Scull Jr.
"Every playoff win is a relief because of the competition (the Ravens are really good), the stakes (a loss, and the soul-searching is immediate) and the reward (the Bills are one of four NFL teams remaining)," Ryan O'Halloran writes.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
The Bills are 0-3 against Kansas City in the playoffs during the Josh Allen era. That will change Sunday night, Ryan O'Halloran writes.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
Reaching the AFC title game is old hat for Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, but he knows his best will be required against Josh Allen.
By: Katherine Fitzgerald
Win or lose, Sunday's AFC championship game in Kansas City will bring a new experience for Amari Cooper. Please subscribe to continue reading…
By: Ryan O Halloran
The Bills impressive season comes down to another matchup against the Chiefs. This time it is in Kansas City and for the AFC Championship.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
Araiza, 24, spent the rest of 2022 and all of 2023 out of the NFL. The Chiefs signed him Feb. 22, and he became their no-doubt punter less than a month later when Tommy Townsend signed with the Houston Texans.
By: Ryan O Halloran
The Bills impressive season comes down to another matchup against the Chiefs. This time it is in Kansas City and for the AFC Championship.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
"Allen-Mahomes already has reached the pantheon of great individual matchups in any sport going back nearly 40 years. Ditto for Bills-Chiefs as a whole," writes Ryan O'Halloran.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
The Kansas City Chiefs squashed the Buffalo Bills’ Super Bowl hopes for the fourth time in five years on Sunday night, winning 32-29 in the AFC championship game at Arrowhead Stadium.
By: Ryan O'Halloran
This season was basically Year 1 of Act 2 of Brandon Beane-Sean McDermott, and it was a success, even if the final game was not. But entering Year 2 of Act 2, it should be OK to have Super Bowl-or-bust aspirations, Ryan O'Halloran writes.
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