New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo doesn’t appear concerned that the team explored adding another rusher to its backfield before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, let alone after the Giants passed on the opportunity.
The New York Giants were expected to make some moves before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, particularly at running back. With Cam Skattebo dealing with an injury and Tyrone Tracy Jr.
The New York Giants stood pat at the 2026 trade deadline, apparently because they are as healthy as they have been in some time. The Giants’ entire active
Cam Skattebo watched on as the New York Giants secured a second straight win in Week 9, jumping to 5-2-1 on the 2026 NFL season after a 19-11 win over Joe Milton and the Philadelphia Eagles.
How many of the most recent running backs to reach the 30-carry threshold in a single game for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
The New York Giants have continued to find ways to win despite dealing with significant injuries on both sides of the ball. After a Week 9 victory against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Giants are now 5-2-1 and in first place in the NFC East.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The New York Giants are currently gearing up for their upcoming home matchup against the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football. The Giants are coming off a comfortable road win over the Philadelphia Eagles over the weekend, marking the team’s first win in the city since 2013.
The New York Giants and Washington Commanders each held a walkthrough practice on Monday ahead of their Thursday night game at MetLife Stadium. As a result, their respective practice participation reports were projections.
Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy is expected to be ready to go Thursday when New York plays the Washington Commanders. Head coach John Harbaugh said Monday
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Harbaugh offered positive updates on those two key offensive players regarding the upcoming "Thursday Night Football" game between 5-2-1 New York and the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders in East Rutherford, NJ, on Nov. 12.
Cam Skattebo will miss the New York Giants’ Week 9 game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. The second-year running back had a week off to get fully healthy during the Giants’ bye, but he was unable to return to practice in time for Sunday’s game.
The New York Giants held out hope for Cam Skattebo to return to the scene of his gruesome season-ending lower leg injury. But in the end, his hamstring injury was too much to overcome.
From Billy "White Shoes" Johnson to Deion Sanders to Devin Hester, here are the greatest return men for each of the NFL's 32 teams.
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo undoubtedly wanted to come full circle in his comeback from a gruesome season-ending injury on the same field where the odyssey started.
The Philadelphia Eagles are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the New York Giants in a Week 9 NFC East matchup. Philadelphia enters Sunday’s game with a 2-6 record after losing on the road to the Washington Commanders in Week 8.
The New York Giants have been one of the biggest surprises in the NFL throughout the first half of the season, especially after a season-ending injury to quarterback Jaxson Dart.
Cam Skattebo may be listed as doubtful, but John Harbaugh wouldn’t rule out the New York Giants’ starting running back for Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The New York Giants have provided a concerning update on running back Cam Skattebo ahead of their Week 9 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. Skattebo is listed as doubtful because of a hamstring injury, raising concerns about the team’s backfield depth.
For an article published on Friday morning, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated specifically named the Giants, Vikings and Denver Broncos as potential landing spots for Taylor. It sounds like one of those teams is closer to pulling off a trade than the other two heading into the first Saturday of November.
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo (hamstring) tops the team’s Week 9 injury report after missing Wednesday’s practice. Skattebo was injured on his 42-yard run in overtime against the Houston Texans two weeks ago.
The New York Giants running back has made a habit of running through defenders, and his latest collision with the Houston Texans has opened a much bigger debate about where the NFL draws the line on ball carriers.
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo is caught right in the middle of a heated debate over NFL officiating after refs flagged him for a violent run against the Houston Texans.
There is something a little strange about the penalty called on New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo. Football coaches spend years teaching running backs to get low, lower their pads, protect the football and drive through contact.
Jason and Travis Kelce unloaded on the NFL’s unnecessary roughness call against New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo during the latest episode of their "New Heights" podcast.
Skattebo committed four fumbles, one of which he lost, over the season's first five weeks.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Harbaugh had Skattebo's back.
It sounds like Big Blue avoided a serious issue regarding second-year running back Cam Skattebo's health.
Against the Texans, Skattebo ran for 124 yards on 17 carries, a career high.
Before the Giants released veteran Najee Harris this week, Harbaugh made it clear that he wanted a back to "do something" to receive the bulk of the team's carries during games.
Skattebo didn't receive a single carry in the team's Week 6 loss to the Saints.
When it was reported that New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh was demoting Skattebo from his starting role, many still expected the promising second-year man to be partially involved in the Giants game plan. They could not have expected how things played out Sunday in New York's 34-27 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
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