Ryan Dunleavy

Ryan Dunleavy

Ryan Dunleavy is a reporter at the New York Post.

Background

Ryan joined The New York Post in 2019 as a general assignment sports reporter primarily focused on the Giants, Jets and all-things NFL. A five-time New Jersey Press Association award-winner, Ryan previously covered the Giants beat for two years; the Rutgers football, women’s basketball and wrestling beats for five years; and minor-league baseball for seven years at various media outlets around the greater New York area. So, he has plenty of experience with coaching searches. The job has helped take the Rutgers graduate to 37 of the 50 states, and when he is not traveling he is probably quoting lines from every episode of “Friends” or dissecting the plot twists in every original episode of “The Twilight Zone” and the current season of “The Bachelor.”

Latest Articles

Giants’ defensive pivot is already paying off in a big way

Dennard Wilson cast aside his reputation, listened to his players’ feedback and found his inner Brian Flores.

Injury isn’t stopping star Giants lineman from ‘doing everything he possibly can’ to stay on field

Informed last week that he had allowed only one sack in his past 17 games, Andrew Thomas recoiled at the notion that he is playing well. 

NFL Power Rankings for Week 6: The growing pack of teams chasing the favorites

Here are The Post’s NFL power rankings for Week 6.

J.J. McCarthy makes Giants debut — but he’s a long way from starting

McCarthy’s only two passes were on a jet sweep and a bubble screen — nothing down the field.

Giants kicker comes crashing back down to earth after perfect start to career

He was perfect until he wasn’t. 

Heroes, zeros from Giants’ tie with Commanders

Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Giants’ 27-27 tie with the Commanders on Sunday.

Giants settle for tie after Cam Skattebo’s crushing fumble as Commanders squander clock

Judging by the number of mistakes, neither the Giants nor Commanders wanted to win Sunday’s game.

Giants get good news on injured offensive trio

But only one of the Giants’ top offensive weapons is laughing at the idea that his status was ever in jeopardy. 

Defensive back ‘had all the confidence in the world’ coming to Giants — he’s backing it up

Greg Newsome II could star in one of those Mastercard commercials where he delivers the slogan that playing in the right defensive scheme is the “priceless” thing that money can’t...

Giants turning to upstart at center after impressive first start

Hudson did not allow a quarterback pressure on 37 pass-blocking snaps against the Cardinals.

What’s behind 11 of the NFL’s biggest surprises: comeback QBs, mystery selloff and yes, the Giants

Unexpected QBs and coaches are leading three NFL teams to surprising 3-1 starts, but are they for real?

Giants already giving polarizing new QB an ‘A-plus’ in one area

J.J. McCarthy’s crash course in the Giants playbook apparently comes complete with a report card.

Giants, John Harbaugh taking heavy approach in hopes of fixing fumble woes

The Giants (3-1) have survived seven fumbles (only two lost) in four games. Is the drill working? 

Malik Nabers reminds Giants coach of Travis Kelce in all the right ways

Malik Nabers is giving off Travis Kelce vibes to a coach who has seen them both at their most fiery.

The job is only getting harder for ‘disruptive’ Giants pass rusher — and he aced first test

The highest-graded pass rusher in the NFL last week didn’t have a sack.

Giants playmaker a Week 5 question mark after missing practice

“We’ll see how the next day goes, but through the week I’ll usually be sore,” Nabers said. “But this one was kind of a little bit more sore. But I...

Giants make curious QB move during J.J. McCarthy crash course

The Giants are going three-deep at quarterback.

Rookie’s perfect Giants start could be their ticket off the kicker carousel

John Harbaugh, with assists from the scouts and special teams coach Chris Horton, discovered rookie kicker Dominic Zvada who is off to a perfect start.

The ‘humbling’ reality Giants are using as fuel for pivotal Commanders clash

Off to a surprising 3-1 start, the Giants are aware that their back-to-back last-minute wins against the hapless Titans and Cardinals have not changed public skepticism about their legitimacy as...

Veteran undergoes season-ending surgery in surprise Giants blow

He finishes the season with four punt returns, five kickoff returns and zero catches on one target. He will be a free agent.