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- Mike Kafka, the New York Giants' interim head coach, called a fourth-and-goal pass play instead of a field goal while the team led 27-24 against the Detroit Lions, resulting in a turnover.
- The Detroit Lions capitalized on the turnover, tying the game and later winning 34-27.
- Malik Nabers, a Giants wide receiver, criticized the playcalling on social media, suggesting it lacked "football common sense."
- Mike Kafka said he hadn't seen Nabers' post and defended his aggressive approach, saying he enjoys making tough calls.
- The Giants now sit at 2-10 and face increased scrutiny.
