Interim New York Giants coach Mike Kafka remains firm in his decision-making despite criticism following a 34-27 overtime loss to the Detroit Lions, which tied an NFL record for the Giants' fifth loss after leading by double digits this season. Kafka's aggressive call to go for a touchdown instead of a conservative field goal late in regulation was heavily scrutinized, especially after star receiver Malik Nabers questioned the decision on social media, calling it 'football common sense.' Kafka defended his choice, stating, 'I really like the call. I stand by it. I don’t have any regrets.' The game was a pivotal opportunity for Kafka to secure the full-time coaching position, as he has been under consideration but faces an uphill battle given the team’s poor season record and previous interim coaching outcomes. Despite the criticism, Kafka emphasizes doing what he believes is best for the team, and he remains committed to his aggressive approach in critical moments.