Mike Kafka's debut as interim coach of the New York Giants started with him disciplining Abdul Carter by benching the rookie pass rusher for the first defensive series.

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.

The Giants have installed Mike Kafka as their interim head coach after firing Brian Daboll on Monday. In his first press conference in his new role, Kafka confirmed he’ll keep his key duty of offensive play-caller after his promotion. Kafka also noted that he has promoted tight ends coach Tim Kelly to interim offensive coordinator.

In a lost season that resulted in their head coach getting fired, NY Giants must prove they can come together before even more changes are made

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

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