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The New York Giants had a 'Sopranos look-a-like' cam on Sunday
The New York Giants may have just won the in-stadium entertainment game. During Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals, the MetLife Stadium team unveiled a “Sopranos look-a-like” camera.
Video shared on social media by New York Giants fan @Majorleaguemadd showed a “Sopranos Edition” look-alike cam at MetLife Stadium on Sunday that matched fans with characters from the iconic HBO drama series, which was famously set in the same area of MetLife Stadium in northern New Jersey.
The New York Giants ran a “Sopranos Edition” look-alike cam on the MetLife Stadium jumbotron during Sunday’s 36-24 win over the Cardinals
The segment featured Giants fans in attendance that resembled the likes of Tony Soprano, Junior Soprano, Bobby Baccalieri, Silvio Dante, and Dr. Melfi on the big screen.
The Giants did a Sopranos look-alike cam. Most exciting thing so far https://t.co/49sx0kBiFq
— Madyson (@Majorleaguemadd) October 4, 2026
Despite losing starting quarterback Jaxon Dart to a torn ACL, the Giants have begun the 2026 season — their first under head coach John Harbaugh — with a 3-1 record.
Against the Cardinals on Sunday, Giants cornerback Deonte Banks returned an interception 98 yards for a touchdown on the final play to seal the win, while quarterback Jameis Winston threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns.
With the win over the Cards, the G-Men now have sole possession of the NFC East lead for the first time since November 2015. The first-place Giants will take their 3-1 record into a Week 5 matchup on the road in Maryland against the Washington Commanders.
The Sopranos ran on HBO from 1999 to 2007 and is arguably the best modern American television show ever created, as it ushered in the era of “difficult men” on television, which would go on to introduce audiences to the likes of Walter White (Breaking Bad), Don Draper (Mad Men), Jimmy McNulty (The Wire), Al Swearengen (Deadwood), Logan Roy (Succession), and so on.