The Arizona Cardinals will interview New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their head-coaching position on Tuesday, according to a source. Kafka is also a candidate for the Indianapolis Colts' head-coaching gig and previously interviewed with the Carolina Panthers and Houston Texans. He's a popular candidate this cycle after an impressive first year as the Giants' play-caller. The 35-year-old began his NFL coaching career with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2017 and earned a promotion ...

The Houston Texans announced on Wednesday that they completed second interviews with Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their head-coaching position. Evero has interviewed for all five head-coaching openings this offseason after leading the Broncos defense to a strong showing in 2022 in his first year with the team. Kafka drew interest from the Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts after his first year as the Giants' ...

The Houston Texans will conduct second interviews with Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their vacant head-coaching position. Evero has interviewed for all five head-coaching vacancies this offseason and has been impressive. The Texans have also interviewed Jonathan Gannon, DeMeco Ryans, Shane Steichen, Thomas Brown and Sean Payton for the job. Gannon, Ryans and Steichen will not be available for second interviews until ...

The Indianapolis Colts have requested interviews with San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans and New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their head-coaching position, according to sources. Ryans is a hot candidate for head-coach jobs this cycle and will start interviews on Thursday with the Denver Broncos and is expected to meet with the Colts, Houston Texans and Arizona Cardinals before the team's Divisional Round game against either the Dallas Cowboys or Tampa Bay ...

The Houston Texans have requested to interview New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their vacant head-coaching position, according to a source. The Carolina Panthers are also looking at Kafka as a head-coaching candidate, so he is picking up steam in his first time in the head-coaching cycle this offseason. Houston is looking for a new head coach after firing Lovie Smith following just one season with the team. The interest in Kafka comes after his first year in the Big Apple ...

The Carolina Panthers requested an interview with New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for their head-coaching job, according to a source. Interim head coach Steve Wilks did a commendable job with Carolina after taking over for the fired Matt Rhule in 2022, but the Panthers are considering other options for head coach in 2023. Kafka served as the Giants' offensive play-caller this year, and it resulted in quarterback Daniel Jones' best season as a pro. Before working in New York, ...

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll said that offensive coordinator Mike Kafka will call plays for the offense in Week 1 of the regular season this Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Kafka is in his first season as the team's coordinator after serving as quarterbacks coach the last two years for the Kansas City Chiefs. The Giants are hoping that he can help quarterback Daniel Jones improve in his fourth NFL season. Don't be surprised if Daboll, who has experience calling plays for the ...

The New York Giants are expected to hire Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks coach Mike Kafka as their offensive coordinator, according to sources. Kafka, 34, was the youngest of the three finalists for the job, with the Giants also considering Pep Hamilton and Chad O'Shea. It's an interesting choice for new head coach Brian Daboll, as Kafka has not been a play-caller. Kafka began his coaching career as a quality control coach for the Chiefs in 2017, and he was promoted to quarterbacks coach the ...

This article references and more! The Kansas City Chiefs are hiring Mike Kafka as their new quarterbacks coach Friday. Kafka will be tasked with working with Patrick Mahomes, as the team is expected to move on from Alex Smith this offseason. Kafka played under head coach Andy Reid for two seasons with the Eagles and joined Kansas City last year as an offensive assistant coach. Kafka will have a big role in Mahomes' development, and the second-year quarterback will be expected to start and play well immediately if Smith is gone i[...]Keep on reading: Chiefs Hiring Mike Kafka To Work With Quarterbacks

Philadelphia 27, Cleveland 10 Eagles Coming off a short week very few Eagles starters stayed in the game past the opening two series. With Michael Vick and Mike Kafka still hobbled by injury it was rookie quarterback Nick Foles getting the nod once again in Philly. He would throw an early interception, but atone for his mistake finding Brent Celek for a seven yard touchdown and again locating Deon Lewis for a second touchdown on consecutive drives. Foles has been proficient in two preseason starts with quick, accurate passes over the middle while hitting his intermediate and deep targets with regularity. LeSean McCoy only played the opening two series with little production. He was replaced by Deon Lewis,who saw the majority of action at tailback for the Eagles, putting together a very mediocre outing. Lewis should be viewed as nothing more than McCoy's handcuff. The Eagles were able to completely disrupt the Browns offense with unrelenting pressure. Browns Cleveland rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden began the game with a strong opening drive, immediately halted by a forced fumble. After that Weeden was relatively ineffective and later replaced by Colt McCoy. I'll say this, McCoy is a competitor having greater control of the offense while marching the Browns down the field in the late 3rd quarter for the only touchdown drive. Cleveland may have given up on McCoy to early. Just when we thought Greg Little was the man, it was Josh Gordon's turn totaling three reception for 50 yards including a deep pass down the left sideline. In fact, Coach Shurmur mentioned Gordon by name during his half-time interview. History has proven lesser known wide receivers who lead their team in targets have emerged as viable fantasy starters. My money is on Gordon. Montario Hardesty continues to garner first team carries and goal line work in the prolonged absence of Trent Richardson. In this game Hardesty found very little running room as the Eagles were swarming to the football. Hardesty would also put the ball on the turf which is never endearing to the coaching staff. Brandon Jackson came in for relief and played better finding some running room, also picking up a critical 3rd and 1. A brief applause for the return of Mohammad Massaquoi. He's one tough SOB after suffering another violent shot to the helmet two weeks ago. Atlanta 23, Miami 6 Falcons This game only provided confirmation of our current knowledge; 1) Julio Jones has passed Roddy White as ...