The New York Giants have parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll following a disappointing 2-8 start to the season. Daboll, who once guided the team to success, was let go after the latest loss against the Chicago Bears, marking the end of his nearly four-season tenure. Mike Kafka, the former offensive coordinator and ex-quarterback for Northwestern, has been appointed as the interim head coach while the franchise embarks on finding a permanent replacement. General Manager Joe Schoen will lead the search for a new head coach, as the Giants aim to reverse their decade-long decline and find the right fit to restore competitiveness in the organization. With the coaching market wide open, analysts speculate on potential candidates, including well-known names and promising college coaches.