Paul Dottino is an Emmy-award-winning broadcaster who has been a host/reporter on the New York Giants broadcast team since 2009. He has worked on the New York Giants beat for several electronic and print media outlets since 1983, with various roles at NFL Network, WFAN-AM, ESPN New York, WOR-AM, WNEW-AM, and The (N.J.) Record. During that time, he also has been a radio play-by-play voice for New York Giants preseason games and a TV play-by-play voice for Division I college football/basketball/baseball games carried by many national and regional cable outlets, including CBS Sports Network, FS1, YES, MSG, ESPN+, and SNY.
Malachi Fields used his 79-inch wingspan and a clutch connection with Jaxson Dart to deliver the Giants' first touchdown of the preseason — and a glimpse of what's ahead.
From punishing padded practices to a technique-first mentality, the new head coach is reshaping how New York prepares — even if the preseason record won't show it yet.
Long before the Super Bowl rings and the Hall of Fame jacket, a former high school history teacher stepped into a fractured front office and built a powerhouse.
From John Madden's live breakdown of the team's three victory buckets to Phil Simms' record-setting 150.9 passer rating, revisiting the Giants' 39-20 demolition of the Broncos in Super Bowl XXI.
A torn ACL suffered in Week 14 ended the standout free safety's 1986 season just before New York's Super Bowl XXI run, capping a year defined by clutch interceptions and game-saving stops.
Acquired for a seventh-round pick on the eve of the 1984 season, the Yale-educated safety became a key contributor during New York's championship run two years later.
When GM George Young bypassed the offensive line for a linebacker in 1984, fans were baffled. Two years later, Carl Banks delivered one of the most dominant defensive seasons in Big Blue history.