Cam Skattebo Reflects on Offseason Mistakes With Giants
WHO:
Heavy NFL - Superstar wide receiver Malik Nabers is recovering from a knee injury that affected his performance during the 2025 season.
Sportskeeda - Cam Skattebo, New York Giants running back
Newsweek - Cam Skattebo, New York Giants
WHAT:
ESPN - Cam Skattebo admitted to doing "dumb things," including a backflip at Fanatics Fest, and stated he will save backflips for "when it’s touchdown time."
ESPN - Skattebo is recovering from an open fracture of his right ankle suffered last October and reported feeling "99%," indicating he will consider himself 100% when he can hit someone while wearing shoulder pads.
ESPN - Skattebo participated in a WWE skit on "Monday Night Raw" last year while still on crutches and made a CTE joke that prompted an apology.
ESPN - Skattebo performed a backflip for the first time since his injury after hitting a home run at the Brian Burns Celebrity Softball Game in late May.
Heavy NFL - Cam Skattebo has vowed to keep his backflips off the field following an intervention from John Harbaugh.
Sportskeeda - Cam Skattebo made a risky decision during the Fanatics Fest that left the Giants fanbase concerned.
Newsweek - Cam Skattebo referred to some of his actions this offseason as "dumb things."
WHERE:
Sportskeeda - Fanatics Fest, location unspecified
Newsweek - Fanatics Fest, location unspecified
WHY:
Sportskeeda - Cam Skattebo is reflecting on his offseason mistakes and the impact of his actions on the fanbase.
HOW:
Sportskeeda - Cam Skattebo discussed his actions with John Harbaugh, indicating a desire to reconsider his approach to certain activities, such as backflips.
Cam Skattebo recently admitted to doing some "dumb things," including a backflip at Fanatics Fest, but he plans to save those stunts for when he scores a touchdown. After recovering from an open fracture of his right ankle, Skattebo feels "99%" and will consider himself fully back when he can hit someone in full gear. He also made headlines last year for participating in a WWE skit on "Monday Night Raw" while on crutches, where a joke about CTE led to an apology.