The New York Giants finally hit reset. After a disastrous 2-8 start, Brian Daboll’s time in the Big Apple came to an end. His final record stood at 20-40-1, not the legacy he hoped for. Now, offensive coordinator Mike Kafka takes over as the interim head coach. But the search for a new leader has already kicked into high gear. And former NFL quarterback and analyst Dan Orlovsky has an idea.

“The number one name that I would pay attention to if I were the Giants is what happens in Cleveland with Kevin Stefanski. If I could handpick a guy, it would be Stefanski. He’s an outstanding coach, two-time coach of the year,” Orlovsky said.

Stefanski is still calling plays for the Browns . But a 2-7 record doesn’t scream job security. His overall record of 41-46-0 is shaky, and Clevel

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