# Bob Papa
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Robert L. "Bob" Papa (born September 19, 1964) is an American sportscaster. Papa is employed by Golf Channel, announces various Olympic sports for NBC Sports and is known as "the voice" of the New York Giants.
== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
Papa grew up in Dumont, New Jersey, and graduated from Bergen Catholic High School in nearby Oradell.
Giants Beat Titans, Harbaugh Faces Another Test After Losing Brian Burns
After calling the Giants’ 12–7 win over the Titans and reviewing the tape, Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down how New York found a way to win in tough conditions at MetLife. They discuss Jameis Winston’s cautious approach, the Giants’ red-zone struggles, Jevon Holland’s game-sealing interception an…
Papa's Perspective | Mark Bavaro
Bob Papa sits down with 2x-Super Bowl champion and former Giants tight end, Mark Bavaro. He discusses the 1986 Super Bowl season, what made the 1986 Giants offense special, and his relationship with his teammates that year. Presented by Bob’s Discount Furniture.
00:00 - 1986 Giants offense
6:00 -…
What does Jameis Winston need to fix? What does J.J. McCarthy bring to the Giants? w/ Phil Simms
Bob Papa and Carl Banks are joined by two-time Super Bowl champion Phil Simms for a deep dive into the Giants’ quarterback situation. Phil breaks down what he’s seeing from Jameis Winston, why he may be playing too cautiously, and what needs to change for the Giants’ offense to get back on track. T…
Can the Giants STOP Jeremiyah Love | Honoring the 1986 team
Bob Papa, Carl Banks and Phil Simms preview Giants vs. Cardinals and break down what Big Blue needs to get back in the win column.
Plus, the Giants celebrate the 40th anniversary of the legendary 1986 Super Bowl championship team, as Phil and Carl share memories from the season that made history.
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Giants' IMPACT players step up when it matters most | Honoring the 1986 team
Fresh off calling the Giants’ thrilling win, Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down the impact players who made the difference, including a dramatic goal-line stand that sealed the victory. They discuss Jameis Winston finding his rhythm, Abdul Carter’s disruptive performance and why Kayvon Thibodeaux n…
Papa's Perspective | Harry Carson
Bob Papa sits down with Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer, Harry Carson. He discusses his responsibilities as captain on the 1986 Giants team, stories about his teammates, and the tough path they took to the franchise’s first Super Bowl. Presented by Bob’s Discount Furniture.
00:00 - Being the…
Can the Giants keep their hot streak going vs the Commanders?
The Giants are 3-1 and lead the NFC East, but a desperate Washington team offers a major road test. Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down how New York should defend Jayden Daniels, why fixing its run defense matters, and why Abdul Carter is having a bigger impact than his sack total suggests. Plus, th…
Jets Win, Giants Tie & Around The NFL
Jerry starts the day with the high snap by the Browns that led to the Jets game winning TD. We heard Bob Papa on the call as Jameis hit Nabers for a TD late. We also heard Papa on the call when Washington ran out of time because they were clueless. Quinn took blame when it wasn’t his fault. Mike To…
Giants vs. Commanders WILD Tie: Carl Banks Praises Mental Toughness , Calls Out Defense, Run Game & Missed Chances
The Giants battled back from a 14-point deficit but settled for a wild tie against the Commanders. Bob Papa and Carl Banks break down Jameis Winston’s performance, missed opportunities, and the defensive struggles that continue to hurt the team. Carl calls out Kayvon Thibodeaux and the Giants' run …
Hour 1 - Giants Weird Tie & Jets D Shines
We break down the chaotic Giants-Washington tie and Jameis Winston's wild fourth quarter, Cam Skattebo’s celebration fumble, Jayden Daniels’ great performance, Boomer defending Dan Quinn, Gio praising Abdul Carter’s best game, and Igor being out for the season. Then, the Browns collapse as Aaron Gl…
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