Cam Skattebo reported to training camp with the New York Giants in West Virginia on Wednesday, July 28, after missing most of last season with a serious lower leg injury. The former Arizona State star, who rushed for 410 yards and five touchdowns in 101 carries as a rookie, was cleared by the team's staff and participated in drills with the rest of the squad.
Giants QB Jaxson Dart praises Skattebo's energy
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart expressed excitement at Skattebo’s return, noting the impact the running back had during their rookie season. 'He brings a completely different element to an offense,' Dart said, adding he's eager to see what the two can accomplish moving forward.
Schoen addresses Skattebo's recent stumbles in the spotlight
Giants general manager Joe Schoen also spoke about a recent backflip Skattebo attempted during a Fanatics Fest event, which ended with an awkward fall. Schoen told reporters that the issue had been discussed with the young player. 'He's a young man still getting used to the spotlight,' Schoen said, emphasizing the importance of health and public perception.
Schoen acknowledged the work of the Giants' training and medical staff in getting Skattebo ready for camp. 'The sky is the limit for what we can do,' Schoen said, echoing the optimism from Dart and the rest of the organization.

