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Cam Skattebo Gives Giants a 14-10 Lead
Skattebo ran for 78 yards and two touchdowns, then returned after vomiting on the sideline as the Giants lost 24-21 to Washington.
- On Thursday, New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo rushed 18 times for 78 yards and two touchdowns in a 24-21 loss to the Washington Commanders, marking his return from a hamstring injury.
- During the second quarter, Skattebo became ill on the sidelines after Giants kicker Dominic Zvada missed a 33-yard field goal, leaving the team trailing 3-0 early in the half.
- Sideline reporter Kaylee Hartung reported Skattebo "threw up at his feet onto the turf," then covered the mess with a towel and was later seen "smiling and laughing" shortly after.
- "I had a pretzel-wrapped hot dog," Skattebo told reporters, explaining the incident. "It didn't sit quite right in the stomach. Got rid of it, felt good after." He finished with 44 receiving yards on three catches.
- Later in the fourth quarter at MetLife Stadium, Skattebo went viral for an impromptu staredown with the Amazon Prime broadcast camera, his eyes wide as he locked onto the lens.
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Cam Skattebo becomes a meme with his 'TNF' camera staredown
Cam Skattebo produced his greatest stim yet during this week’s edition of “Thursday Night Football.” The New York Giants running back Skattebo went viral for his bizarre moment during Thursday’s game against the Washington Commanders. At the start of the fourth quarter at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., the Giants were getting ready to …
Cam Skattebo Suffers Health Scare In Sideline Incident Against Commanders
There is always something to talk about Cam Skattebo whenever he plays for the Giants. The running back returned on Thursday Night Football after missing the New York Giants’ Week 9 win over the Philadelphia Eagles with a hamstring injury. In the first half against the Washington Commanders, he threw up on the sideline, and […]
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