New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo says he is nearly fully healthy and ready to return to football as training camp continues. Both reports describe Skattebo as being “all systems go” at practice and about nine months removed from a severe right ankle and leg injury. Skattebo indicates he is still working through the process of returning, but he characterizes his health status as close to full. He also comments on his approach to learning from mistakes, acknowledging that he sometimes makes “dumb” moves, while adding that he uses those moments to improve. The coverage frames his current participation as a positive step in his recovery, with camp practices providing the latest indication that he can resume his role on the field.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo says he is near fully healthy at training camp
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo says he is nearly fully healthy and ready to return to football as training camp continues. Both reports describe Skattebo as being “all systems go” at practi...
- Cam Skattebo participates in Giants training camp practices and says he is nearly fully healthy.
- Skattebo’s recovery is about nine months after a serious right ankle and leg injury.
- Both sources report he is ready to play football.
- Skattebo says he sometimes makes mistakes but learns from them.
- The statements are attributed to remarks made during camp on Friday.
Cam Skattebo is all systems go at practice. Skattebo declared himself nearly fully healthy at New York Giants training camp, nine months removed from his gruesome right ankle and leg injury. “Obviously, I do some dumb things here and there, but I learn from it,” Skattebo said Friday.
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