Cameron Skattebo Fantasy Football News | Shark Bites

Very little went right for the New York Giants in Sunday's 21-6 loss to Washington. RB Tyrone Tracy drew the start and out-snapped his backfield mates 5-18, but Tracy made little impact on the box score or in fantasy lineups.

Giants RB Cameron Skattebo was back on the practice field on Tuesday, according to ESPN's Jordan Raanan. The rookie has missed most of August with what was believed to be a hamstring injury. That has RB Tyrone Tracy clearly atop the depth chart heading into Week 1. Skattebo won't be an early-season fantasy option, but he still has a chance to push for touches throughout the season. He's worth stashing on fantasy benches.

ESPN's Jordan Raanan said on SiriusXM that there's "no competition" in the Giants backfield. "It's 100% Tyrone Tracy," according to Raanan.

Giants HC Brian Daboll has been impressed by the growth RB Tyrone Tracy has made from his 2024 rookie season. "Tracy has made strides from last year," Daboll said, highlighting the second-year RB's run reads, route running, and blitz pickup. RB Cameron Skattebo, meanwhile, remains sidelined with an undisclosed injury.

Giants RB Cameron Skattebo had a "setback" on Friday, HC Brian Daboll said. We don't have any details on Skattebo's injury. But the New York Daily News' Pat Leonard writes, "It was obvious Skattebo had an injury. Missed 2 practices. They brought him back yesterday and it was too soon."

The Giants selected Arizona State RB Cam Skattebo with the 105th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Skattebo was a zero-star prospect with no FBS offers, so he went to FCS Sacramento State. After a cancelled 2020 season, his high football IQ and toughness earned him the starting role, as he eventually won the Big Sky Offensive Player of the Year (2022). He transferred up to Arizona State, and after a quiet 2023, they simply couldn’t keep him off the field last fall. Skattebo recorded 293 carries for 1,711 yards and 21 TDs. He added 45 catches for 605 yards and 3 TDs. Skattebo played his best in big games, ending the season with four straight 100-yard rushing performances, including in the Big-12 Title game and College Football Playoff. Skattebo was second to Ashton Jeanty in missed tackles forced, as the Sun Devils’ tape is littered with powerful runs. However, overall speed and athleticism supply some legit question marks.