The identity of the Giants play caller will be identified by informed guesses, and spring and summer visual evidence until Brian Daboll decides it is time to fess up.&nbsp;

You may recall that John Mara when the season ended mused that perhaps Daboll should consider returning the play-caller duties to offensive coordinator/assistant head coach Mike Kafka, in the interest of Daboll overseeing the entire operation.&nbsp;

It was Daboll’s play calling with Josh Allen that earned him his long-overdue first head-coaching job. It was Kafka’s play calling that helped make Daniel Jones $40 million after that 2022 playoff season. Daboll called plays last season, and in large effect his quarterbacks could not execute the plays.

With Brian Daboll’s future tied to Jaxson Dart’s development as the quarterback of the future, he should want his own fate placed in his own hands. {ai:summary}<p>The Giants' play-calling situation remains uncertain as head coach Brian Daboll has yet to confirm whether he or offensive coordinator Mike Kafka will take on the role. John Mara previously suggested Daboll might step back to focus on overall operations. Both coaches have had success, but execution issues lingered last season.</p><p>As the team prepares for the upcoming season, speculation will continue until a decision is publicly announced. The performance of quarterbacks under their guidance will be closely scrutinized moving forward. #sports</p>

A Giants play-calling plan that sets Brian Daboll — and Jaxson Dart — up for success

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