E AST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Mike Kafka said on Wednesday during his first press conference as interim head coach of the New York Giants that he will continue to call offensive plays. Kafka, in his fourth season with the Giants, has had that responsibility this year and in three of those four seasons.

Mike Kafka may have a major decision to make after taking over as interim coach of the New York Giants following the firing of Brian Daboll.

Days after acknowledging rumors about New York Giants ownership weighing his future, Brian Daboll is officially out as the team's head coach. After overseeing a fourth straight loss Sunday, in which his Giants squandered a 10-point third-quarter lead against the Chicago Bears,

Tuesday’s “First Call” has a connection between Mike Tomlin and the New York Giants coaching vacancy. We have injury news from the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens. There are some gambling trends to track in the Steelers-Bengals game on Sunday.

The New York Giants have fired Brian Daboll and here are 14 head coaching candidates the team could look into once the season concludes.

This ends a turbulent tenure for Daboll and the Giants, owning a 20-40-1 regular-season record, which includes their 2-8 campaign in 2025. With Daboll shown the door, the next question is who'll replace him. Offensive coordinator Mike Kafka will serve as the interim head coach, but a larger search is upcoming this offseason.

Profound change is there for North Carolina. All it's going to take is the NFL to take football coach Bill Belichick off its hands.

Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart was ruled out in the fourth quarter against the Bears with a concussion.