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Skattebo's passing-down role provides upside in early-round RB selection.
Cam Skattebo has a path to playing on passing downs in the Cardinals offense, making him a consideration in the early rounds when building from the 1.06 slot.
RB Skattebo nursing ankle injury but confident for Week 1 opener.
Second-year running back Cam Skattebo is dealing with an ankle injury; however, he has deemed himself a sure bet for the Week 1 opener. His availability will be monitored through the summer.
Skattebo cleared for training camp.
Skattebo is cleared for training camp, per GM Joe Schoen, signaling full health and availability heading into the season.
Skattebo added as RB; role size unclear for rookie in thin backfield.
Cam Skattebo is described as an exciting or at least name-brand addition at running back for the Giants, but the source raises uncertainty about how big a factor the rookie will play during training camp and the fall season, given the thin state of the Giants' offensive skill positions.
Skattebo cleared from tibia fracture and ankle dislocation for camp.
Skattebo was rehabbing from a fractured tibia and right ankle dislocation when he attempted his trademark backflip at a Fanatics Fest event. The Giants' training and medical staff successfully got him back and ready for camp, though coach Harbaugh and GM Schoen addressed the incident with the second-year pro about being prudent with his health.
Skattebo is the Giants' clear-cut No. 1 RB in new offense.
Skattebo has been cleared for training camp and is taking on a full workload as the clear-cut No. 1 running back for the Giants, ahead of Tyrone Tracy Jr., in the team's new offense.
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Skattebo ranked RB19 in expert consensus with ADP 43.
Cam Skattebo is ranked RB19 in FantasyPros' most accurate expert consensus rankings, with an ADP of 43 and consensus rank of 52 (52.5 average), positioning him as a mid-round running back option.
Cam Skattebo consensus RB19, down 17 spots in recent consensus.
Cam Skattebo ranked RB19 in expert consensus with ADP of 43 and average draft position of 65; consensus rank shows -17 movement downward from prior consensus, indicating notable declining expert confidence.
Skattebo's youth offers upside but health questions warrant caution.
Cam Skattebo, 24 years old, is identified as a young back who could leap into (or back into) the weekly RB1 mix this year; he is part of a cohort of 25-and-younger backs (Love, Omarion Hampton, Breece Hall, Walker, Quinshon Judkins, Bucky Irving, TreVeyon Henderson, Bhayshul Tuten, Jadarian Price) who represent viable draft targets under the 'Zero RB' strategy. However, the source notes that questions about his health exist, suggesting caution.
Skattebo on track for Week 1 after fibula and ankle injury recovery.
Skattebo, who suffered a broken right fibula and dislocated right ankle last season, is on track to be ready for Week 1 against the Dallas Cowboys. Giants GM Joe Schoen credited the training and medical staff for getting him back and ready to go as camp starts, noting Skattebo is a young talent still adjusting to the spotlight in New York City.
Skattebo commits to avoiding risky off-field flips after coach talk
Giants running back Cam Skattebo, a second-year RB, had his rookie season end early due to a broken leg and dislocated ankle. After a backflip incident at Fanatics Fest drew concern from head coach John Harbaugh, Skattebo committed to avoiding risky off-field flips but did not rule out backflips as a touchdown celebration. He stated 'Obviously I do some dumb things here and there, but I learned from it' and 'Will I go and do that backflip again? Probably not.'
Schoen discourages Skattebo from performing backflips during training camp.
Cam Skattebo performed a backflip during Giants training camp; GM Joe Schoen commented on the play, saying 'I'd rather him not do that,' indicating a preference for Skattebo to avoid such risky displays during practice.
Skattebo ranks RB20 in 2026 overall rankings.
Ranked RB20 overall (43rd overall) in 2026 fantasy football rankings, positioned as a mid-tier running back prospect.
Skattebo recovered from rookie injuries; avoiding off-field flips
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo, a second-year RB whose rookie season ended early due to a broken leg and dislocated ankle, has spent the offseason recovering and is participating in training camp. After a near-disastrous backflip attempt at Fanatics Fest and discussion with head coach John Harbaugh, Skattebo said he won't be doing risky flips off the field but didn't rule out backflips as a touchdown celebration.
Cam Skattebo ranked RB19 in superflex format.
Ranked RB19 in superflex draft rankings with an ADP of 57 and a projected value of 91.
Skattebo reports 99.9% health after October ankle fracture; early camp returns positive.
Skattebo is returning from an open fracture of his right ankle suffered in October and spent the majority of the offseason rehabbing; he reported feeling 99.9% healthy at training camp, with the remaining 1% coming when he puts on shoulder pads and makes contact, indicating strong recovery trajectory from a serious injury.
Skattebo getting first reps in camp drills despite ankle recovery; Giants favor his aggressive style.
Skattebo has been first up during live drills at training camp the first three days despite splitting first-team reps with last year's leading rusher Tyrone Tracy Jr., signaling the Giants have big plans for him; the team favors his aggressive, physical style that fits Harbaugh's smashmouth football approach.
Skattebo acknowledges discipline from Harbaugh, commits to focus after backflip incident.
The running back acknowledged impulsivity and recent discipline from head coach John Harbaugh following a failed backflip at an offseason event. Skattebo said backflips are off the table until he scores a touchdown in a game, and acknowledged having "rough conversations" with Harbaugh but noted the coach cares about winning and wants the best for the team. Skattebo stated he has learned from his mistakes and will not repeat the backflip.
Skattebo commits to behavioral discipline after rough conversations with Harbaugh.
Running back acknowledged his impulsivity and admitted to having 'rough conversations' with head coach John Harbaugh about his conduct. Skattebo said backflips are off the table until he scores a touchdown in a game, and he's focused on training camp. He expressed understanding of Harbaugh's expectations: 'When guys aren't doing that, he's going to make sure that we know that we're not doing that.' Skattebo is working to align his behavior with team standards.
Cam Skattebo reserves backflips for game-day touchdowns.
Cam Skattebo stated he will not perform backflips during practice or non-scoring situations, reserving the celebration for actual touchdowns in games; this reflects his approach to professionalism and game-day focus.
Skattebo acknowledges impulsivity, commits to discipline after Harbaugh conversations.
The running back acknowledged impulsive tendencies and recent discipline from head coach John Harbaugh, stating "Obviously, I do some dumb things here and there, but I learned from it." Skattebo said he and Harbaugh have had "rough conversations, being honest with other," but credited Harbaugh's care and commitment to winning. He committed to avoiding backflips until he scores a touchdown in a game, indicating a focus on on-field performance and team discipline.
Skattebo's discipline issues and rough coach conversations raise focus concerns.
Running back continues to deal with discipline and focus concerns. Skattebo is still answering questions about a failed backflip at a recent offseason event and has committed to avoiding backflips until he scores a touchdown in a game. He admitted to having 'rough conversations' with head coach John Harbaugh and acknowledged his impulsivity, saying 'I do some dumb things here and there.' Harbaugh clearly cares about winning and holds Skattebo accountable when he's not meeting expectations.
Skattebo saving backflips for game-day end zone celebrations.
Cam Skattebo said he will not do any backflips during training camp until he scores a touchdown in a game, indicating his focus and mindset during camp.
Skattebo practicing fully post-ankle injury; Harbaugh emphasizes health and off-field discipline.
Skattebo is now practicing fully after last season's dislocated ankle. Coach John Harbaugh has had multiple conversations with the second-year running back about off-field behavior and injury management, emphasizing the importance of taking care of himself and his team to maintain health and performance. Harbaugh indicated the backflip incident 'might have been talked about' in recent discussions focused on communication and being on the same page.
Skattebo stops backflips after ankle injury recovery to heed coaching feedback.
Skattebo is cutting back on off-field backflips during training camp after a failed backflip attempt months removed from a severe ankle injury drew viral attention and coaching feedback; he acknowledged the decision to stop the celebration, stating 'Will I go do that backflip again? Probably not,' indicating he has internalized coaching guidance on injury risk management.
Skattebo recovering from tibia fracture and ankle dislocation from rookie season.
Skattebo is recovering from a season-ending tibia fracture and ankle dislocation suffered eight games into his rookie season after racking up 617 total yards and seven scores. The source notes his injury recovery is a key factor in Giants' offensive plans alongside quarterback Jaxson Dart and wide receiver Malik Nabers, with the team attempting to rebuild without adding external injury risk.
Skattebo cleared for Week 1 after fibula and ankle recovery.
Skattebo, who suffered a broken right fibula and dislocated right ankle last season, is on track to be ready for Week 1 against the Dallas Cowboys. Giants GM Joe Schoen credited the training and medical staff for getting him back and ready to go as camp starts, indicating full health recovery and availability for the season opener.
Skattebo commits to avoiding risky backflips off field
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo, a second-year RB whose rookie season ended early due to a broken leg and dislocated ankle, said he will avoid risky backflips off the field after a near-disastrous attempt at Fanatics Fest and coaching feedback from head coach John Harbaugh. Skattebo stated 'Obviously I do some dumb things here and there, but I learned from it' and 'Will I go and do that backflip again? Probably not,' though he did not rule out flipping as a touchdown celebration.