Steve Serby is a journalist for the New York Post, with a focus on local sports in the United States, particularly in New York City. He has also been featured in FOX SPORTS Australia. Steve's articles cover a range of topics including analysis of sports teams, player profiles, and interviews with sports figures.
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Steve Serby's articles predominantly focus on local sports, specifically football and the NFL, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. To effectively engage him, consider offering insights from credible experts in the field of football or the NFL, particularly those with connections to New York City teams such as the Jets and Giants.
Given his coverage attributes, pitches that provide unique perspectives or insider analysis related to major events within these teams would likely be well-received. Additionally, providing access to individuals who can offer compelling commentary on player performances and team strategies could enhance engagement potential.
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By: Steve Serby
Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Giants’ 29-20 loss to the Vikings on Sunday.
You're a Giants fan, and you didn't endure Monday Mourning for a change. You also know better than to feel giddy about your Road Warriors because you know how crazy this league is.
If Woody Johnson and GM Joe Douglas came to Aaron Rodgers to inform him that they wanted to fire “Rob,” Rodgers could have saved “Rob.”
Dexter Lawrence is more of a Monster of the Meadowlands than anyone thought he would be, or could be.
By: Steve Serby
Former Giants safety, who now plays for the Packers, Xavier McKinney tackles some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
When the Drake Maye Era begins on Sunday at Gillette Stadium, nobody, least of all Patriots fans still clinging to the memory of Tom Brady playing quarterback for them, should not be expecting miracles.
For the 2-3 Giants, this miracle Mets run out of nowhere can serve as a reminder of how New York will wrap its arms around and love a winner like nowhere else.
By: Steve Serby
You could have let the imagination run wild: Saquon Barkley, Philadelphia Eagles running back, returning this Sunday to MetLife Stadium … to
Woody Johnson needed a convenient scapegoat and didn't have to look far to find one in Robert Saleh, the 20-36 former head coach of the Jets.
By: Steve Serby
Dexter Lawrence won’t be showing any mercy to Saquon Barkley, star Eagles running back, when they collide Sunday at 1 at MetLife Stadium.
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