Do the Giants have a problem at running back?
Week 5 of the NFL is almost over and done with and the time has come to start sifting through the fantasy football implications, particularly among players like Cam Skattebo, who made a big mistake against Washington.
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It was Skattebo's fourth fumble (first lost) across the campaign's first five games.
Cam Skattebo’s fumble during overtime may have cost the New York Giants the game, but it drew a far more visceral reaction from Mike Tomlin. The Giants ended up tying with the Commanders after late mistakes from both offensive units kept the game from having a definitive winner.
No one could be harder on Cam Skattebo than the New York Giants running back was on himself after his crucial fumble nearly cost them Sunday. Skattebo’s fumbling woes took center stage again in the Giants’ 27-27 tie against the Washington Commanders on Sunday at Northwest Stadium.
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This was not a good week for the NFC East.
Fantasy football managers looking for a potential Week 5 advantage may want to give Cam Skattebo serious consideration. With heavy rain soaking Northwest Stadium ahead of the New York Giants’ divisional matchup against the Washington Commanders, conditions could push Big Blue toward a ground-heavy game plan.
Through four weeks of the 2026 NFL season, the New York Giants have apparently tried to run a ground-and-pound offense that puts their running game at the center of the attack.
With the New York Giants taking on the Washington Commanders in a Week 5 matchup on Sunday, there are some injuries that the team is hoping to clear up by the time kickoff happens.
The statuses of Nabers and Skattebo for this Sunday's game between the 3-1 Giants and the 1-3 Washington Commanders at Washington's Northwest Stadium were somewhat up in the air as of Friday morning.
The New York Giants are finally getting Malik Nabers unlocked, just in time for him to be a little banged up. The Giants wide receiver admitted he was “a little sore” after sitting out practice Wednesday because of a knee injury.
Cam Skattebo did not have the Week 4 performance fantasy managers wanted, but that does not mean it is time to panic. The Giants running back finished Sunday’s win over the Cardinals with 18 carries for 58 yards and one reception for eight yards, giving him just 66 total yards on 19 touches.
The New York Giants delivered an epic walk-off pick six to defeat the Arizona Cardinals Sunday. But entered Monday feeling disrespected by a “dumb” situation per Cam Skattebo.
The Giants earned a 36-24 win that improved them to 3-1 and dropped Arizona to 1-3.
The Giants running back was not penalized on the play against the Tennessee Titans, but he and three of his teammates were punished. The NFL fined New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo for a first quarter play in the Giants’ game against the Tennessee Titans.
Skattebo is one of the more unique players in the NFL.
The New York Giants have a key matchup in Week 4 as they face the Arizona Cardinals. As far as fantasy football goes, the one player in this matchup set for a huge game is Cam Skattebo.
Running back Cam Skattebo and the New York Giants were feeling the love in their season opener against the Dallas Cowboys, and Skattebo wants the rowdy vibes to continue this weekend at MetLife Stadium.
It was almost a familiar scene at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, but this time it turned out differently.
While speaking with reporters on Thursday, Cam Skattebo shared a heartbreaking reaction to the Giants losing Jaxson Dart.
New York Giants second-year running back Cam Skattebo didn't waltz in before a "Sunday Night Football" game against the Dallas Cowboys.
By all accounts, second-year New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo has recovered from the gruesome dislocation of his right ankle. But it sounds like it gave him something to think about.
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