The New York Giants have made four in-season head coaching changes in their 101 years of existence. And Art Stapleton has covered two of them.

Mike Kafka hasn’t even taken to the field as the interim New York Giants boss, and he has already shown that he is unafraid to make some bold decisions. It was announced that Kafka, the

Mike Kafka will get his first official taste of being an NFL head coach Sunday when his New York Giants host the Green Bay Packers, but the longtime Giants offensive coordinator is already something of a known commodity in league coaching circles.

NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reporting interim head coach Mike Kafka will be considered for full-time HC role for the New York Giants.

Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo won a Super Bowl with the Giants. Now he’s listed as a possible replacement for Brian Daboll.

Kafka opened his Wednesday press conference by confirming reports that he had made a change to the team’s quarterback depth chart. Jameis Winston has passed Russell Wilson and will be the team’s No. 1 quarterback until Jaxson Dart is cleared through the league’s concussion protocol.

Tomlin, an experienced winner, would be a home run hire for a franchise that has been serving up disastrous seasons to its paying customers.