Steve Serby

Steve Serby

Steve Serby is a sports columnist at the New York Post.

Background

Steve has been a New York Post columnist for more than four decades, covering the NFL and every New York professional sports team as well as college basketball, and delivering insightful Sunday Q&As since 2004. He grew up on Long Island and has a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Ohio University and has never understood why the school is so reluctant to brag about it.

Latest Articles

Giants’ first-place dream becoming more real with every gritty game

The Giants do not believe they have played their best football, and rest assured that Harbaugh will be obsessed with making them better day by day.

Jameis Winston was almost the hero the Giants needed before Big Blue OT blunder

LANDOVER, Md. — Jameis Winston didn’t turn out to be a hero.  But he was heroic.  Winston, targeting Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely over and over, was 26-for-38 with three...

Cam Skattebo bailed out by Commanders gaffe — but he still cost Giants

It could have been much worse for him. And it could have been so much better too.

Arvell Reese is already a Giants force — and making draft criticism an afterthought

As the Commanders turn to Jayden Daniels, The Natural and his friends vow that the Giants will be every bit as desperate to get to 4-1.

Jaguars have eyes on first Super Bowl — and chance to also become America’s Team

They are one of four franchises never to have played in a Super Bowl — along with the Browns, Lions and Texans.

Legendary columnist opens up about 40 years of never-told NFL stories

Legendary NFL columnist Peter King quarterbacks a wide-ranging and wildly informative and entertaining Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

The Giants need to give their stud receiver exactly what he’s asking for

Nabers has clearly overcome his post-surgical mental hurdle.

John Harbaugh’s Giants changes are taking hold where it counts

Losing used to be a habit for too long around the Giants. 

John Harbaugh’s Cardiac Giants are in uncharted territory: First place

They are the first-place Giants. Read that again. They are the first-place Giants, 36-24 winners over the Cardinals.

There’s one proper way the Giants can truly celebrate their ’86 champs

Honor them by reminding them what home-field advantage looks and sounds and feels like, and what it means. 

Patriots fans have good reason to be in state of Drake Maye panic with flashbacks to last QB flameout

The worst fear among the Patriots faithful is the possibility of Drake Maye flaming out the way 2021 first-round pick Mac Jones did.

Giants’ breakout star tells The Post how he’s finally become game-changing ballhawk

Giants safety Jevon Holland tackles some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

The scary Arvell Reese truth Giants legends will enjoy seeing first hand

The legendary Giants linebackers from the 1986 Super Bowl 21 champions who will be honored at halftime against the Cardinals on Sunday will undoubtedly be keeping their eyes glued to...

Why Giants’ QB Hail Mary is worth a shot

J.J. McCarthy gives the Giants a low-cost QB gamble as John Harbaugh seeks depth behind Jameis Winston.

Emerging safety makes Jameis Winston’s premonition ring true to save QB and Giants in ugly win

They lifted Jevón Holland into the rain and wind after he had saved the day for John Harbaugh, for Jameis Winston, for the Giants.

Giants rallying around popular backup QB — and it’s on him to prevent another lost season

On the other hand, Jameis Winston must seize the moments and make sure they are not intercepted. 

Star Giants corner makes plea to fans after Jaxson Dart injury: ‘Stay with us’

Giants cornerback Greg Newsome II, and offseason free-agent addition, cover some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

Ex-Giants star opens up on how he knew his run was over — and return to ‘dominance’ with Bengals

Dexter Lawrence says he left the Giants at peace and is embracing a dominant role with the 2-0 Bengals.

John Harbaugh’s Giants have defiant message in face of Dart calamity

No prideful team, least of all a John Harbaugh team, will wave the white flag with 15 games remaining.

John Harbaugh now has one main Giants task — just ask two coaching icons

The Maras anointed him King Harbaugh because he has been one of the sport’s great problem solvers.