Bob Papa

Bob Papa, an accomplished sportscaster, has lent his voice to a wide array of sports events, building a reputation in the broadcasting industry. His current assignment finds him as the radio play-by-play voice for the New York Giants of the NFL, a role through which he scripted the Giants' victories in Super Bowl XLII and XLVI. Beyond the football field, Papa has also played a leading role in the PGA Tour Champions events as the chief broadcaster on the Golf Channel.

Known for his versatility, Papa's career extends beyond football and golf. He has been a prominent figure in professional boxing, serving as the blow-by-blow announcer for numerous telecasts, including ESPN and HBO's "Boxing After Dark" series. His expertise in sports commentary has also allowed him to cover the NHL on Sports Channel America and serve as an on-air talent on the NFL Network. Papa's portfolio also includes being a personality on WFAN (AM) Sports Radio 66 based in New York.

Papa's broadcasting prowess has also been showcased in the international sports arena. He participated in the 2004 Summer Olympics as a boxing announcer and has covered various events at the Olympics since 1992. His career also saw him announcing college basketball and football games and serving as a broadcaster for the NBA, NFL, and NHL, including the New York Giants and New Jersey Nets.