So how does he pronounce his last name?
I would assume like bow and arrow. But I haven't heard it.So how does he pronounce his last name?
Skattebow like bow and arrow?
Or Skatteboo like Boo! I scared you?
Seriously? That's really annoying.Announcers pronounced it boo in college.
So how does he pronounce his last name?
"Hoge"
He brings grit,fire and attitude. Something the Giants sorely lack I'll take a spoonful of annoyance.I gotta be honest, I want to like this guy, but his personality just annoys the heck out of me. I could see his teammates getting annoyed with him too.
Is it just me?
Seems to be hitting it off well with DartHe brings grit,fire and attitude. Something the Giants sorely lack I'll take a spoonful of annoyance.I gotta be honest, I want to like this guy, but his personality just annoys the heck out of me. I could see his teammates getting annoyed with him too.
Is it just me?
Just talked to my new neighbor who moved from Arizona and saw him play several times in college. Mentioned I was a Giants fan. New neighbor said "Congratulations,your team just got a stud running back who will prove to be a steal"I like him in the 2nd round of rookie drafts. He's better than the people who didn't watch him in college realize.
It's pronounced Far - vvv, it's like deuchebage but the E at the end is silent.So how does he pronounce his last name?
Skattebow like bow and arrow?
Or Skatteboo like Boo! I scared you?
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Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.
Funny I'd phrase it as the opposite of slept on, one of the most hyped 4th round RB's I can recall in dynasty that's for sure.Slept on, has the talent to outperform his ADP.
Tex
This is an interesting take from a Deebo fan. Skatt runs hard and has only Tracy as competition. Tracy is a good athlete, but he's green. There's upside here if he's given the opportunity.Funny I'd phrase it as the opposite of slept on, one of the most hyped 4th round RB's I can recall in dynasty that's for sure.Slept on, has the talent to outperform his ADP.
Tex
Clearly less valuable? I mean sure that's what the adp says. There's always players hyped up beyond what they should be, alot of times its runningbacks. People seem to forget Shattebo and Tuten were drafted in the 4rh round irl. Coming from an unabashed draft capital snob - thats me - give me a 2nd round irl tight end every single day.TE? The two good ones will have long gone and every other one is clearly less valuable than Skattebo. Got to assume you are playing in a TEP league and neglected to mention it
Not sure you are properly characterizing my thoughts on Deebo but just the same I don't understand what he has to do with my post?This is an interesting take from a Deebo fan. Skatt runs hard and has only Tracy as competition. Tracy is a good athlete, but he's green. There's upside here if he's given the opportunity.Funny I'd phrase it as the opposite of slept on, one of the most hyped 4th round RB's I can recall in dynasty that's for sure.Slept on, has the talent to outperform his ADP.
Tex
I was going back through Deebo's thread, and your name is littered throughout the last few pages. I popped in here and saw your post about Skatt being too hyped. He and Deebo are bowling balls! How can you love one and not the other? The NYG depth chart is wide open and ripe for the taking. I like Skattebo's chances if he's given an opportunity.Not sure you are properly characterizing my thoughts on Deebo but just the same I don't understand what he has to do with my post?This is an interesting take from a Deebo fan. Skatt runs hard and has only Tracy as competition. Tracy is a good athlete, but he's green. There's upside here if he's given the opportunity.Funny I'd phrase it as the opposite of slept on, one of the most hyped 4th round RB's I can recall in dynasty that's for sure.Slept on, has the talent to outperform his ADP.
Tex
I was going back through Deebo's thread, and your name is littered throughout the last few pages. I popped in here and saw your post about Skatt being too hyped. He and Deebo are bowling balls! How can you love one and not the other? The NYG depth chart is wide open and ripe for the taking. I like Skattebo's chances if he's given an opportunity.Not sure you are properly characterizing my thoughts on Deebo but just the same I don't understand what he has to do with my post?This is an interesting take from a Deebo fan. Skatt runs hard and has only Tracy as competition. Tracy is a good athlete, but he's green. There's upside here if he's given the opportunity.Funny I'd phrase it as the opposite of slept on, one of the most hyped 4th round RB's I can recall in dynasty that's for sure.Slept on, has the talent to outperform his ADP.
Tex
Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.
Or -- and I know, I know, this sounds crazy -- LEARN the difference before using the words.Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.)
It's not as bad as mixing up "there" and "their", but I see the "compliment/complement" mixup all the time!
/word nerd
.... also, to add to the discussion: Tracy is a converted WR and Skattebo runs angry... I could definitely see some kind of committee, as early as Year One.
Did you really think their going too no the difference? There not teaching that two them in school these daze.Or -- and I know, I know, this sounds crazy -- LEARN the difference before using the words.Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.)
It's not as bad as mixing up "there" and "their", but I see the "compliment/complement" mixup all the time!
/word nerd
.... also, to add to the discussion: Tracy is a converted WR and Skattebo runs angry... I could definitely see some kind of committee, as early as Year One.
Did you really think their going too no the difference? There not teaching that two them in school these daze.Or -- and I know, I know, this sounds crazy -- LEARN the difference before using the words.Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.)
It's not as bad as mixing up "there" and "their", but I see the "compliment/complement" mixup all the time!
/word nerd
.... also, to add to the discussion: Tracy is a converted WR and Skattebo runs angry... I could definitely see some kind of committee, as early as Year One.
Dew?DoDid you really think their going too no the difference? There not teaching that two them in school these daze.Or -- and I know, I know, this sounds crazy -- LEARN the difference before using the words.Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.)
It's not as bad as mixing up "there" and "their", but I see the "compliment/complement" mixup all the time!
/word nerd
.... also, to add to the discussion: Tracy is a converted WR and Skattebo runs angry... I could definitely see some kind of committee, as early as Year One.
Due dooDew?DoDid you really think their going too no the difference? There not teaching that two them in school these daze.Or -- and I know, I know, this sounds crazy -- LEARN the difference before using the words.Oof, if you're going to publish things online, run it through AI or an editor (not you as in Faust, just "in general"@32BeatWriters
Giants Running Back Battle: "I wouldn't necessarily think that by October it's going to be Tracy with Skattebo as a compliment. **I think you could see Skattebo with Tracy as a compliment** just because of who Skattebo is and what he brings to the table in this offense.)
It's not as bad as mixing up "there" and "their", but I see the "compliment/complement" mixup all the time!
/word nerd
.... also, to add to the discussion: Tracy is a converted WR and Skattebo runs angry... I could definitely see some kind of committee, as early as Year One.
To be fair those photos are trash. He knows those guys just not from those horrible photos.
Dropping his awareness rating way down
I’m in AZ and watched a lot of games. They always said “bow.”Announcers pronounced it boo in college.
Connor Hughes
#Giants RB Cam Skattebo breaks a long run here at camp
Six running backs went in the fourth round of the draft, and, as Pro Football Focus noted, most of them landed on teams with very crowded backfields.
Cam Skattebo was the highest-ranked running back remaining heading into Day 3. He was the pre-draft RB6 on the Footballguys Rookie Draft Guide 2.0 Running Back Rankings.
He also landed on the team with his best opportunity for playing time.
The Giants had Tracy and Devin Singletary as their two running backs last season. According to PFF, the Giants earned the fourth-fewest rushing yards from their running backs at 1,307 and the third-fewest first downs at 64. One of the Giants' problems has been their offensive line, where four-fifths of their line had a PFF run-blocking grade of 67.0 or lower last season.
Skattebo is the perfect back for that kind of offensive line, as he was one of the best running backs on non-perfectly blocked runs and one of the best at converting first downs.
There is a chance Skattebo becomes the Giants' lead running back sooner rather than later . .
holy crap he's slowConnor Hughes
#Giants RB Cam Skattebo breaks a long run here at camp
But he just keeps churning forward, inexorably, like a glacier.holy crap he's slowConnor Hughes
#Giants RB Cam Skattebo breaks a long run here at camp
This was the stereotypical RB to own 10 years ago, right? Guy that can get you 3 yards with a stacked box. Expecting some decent TD numbers.I don't know that I love the player. But the landing spot? I wrote this after the draft:
Six running backs went in the fourth round of the draft, and, as Pro Football Focus noted, most of them landed on teams with very crowded backfields.
Cam Skattebo was the highest-ranked running back remaining heading into Day 3. He was the pre-draft RB6 on the Footballguys Rookie Draft Guide 2.0 Running Back Rankings.
He also landed on the team with his best opportunity for playing time.
The Giants had Tracy and Devin Singletary as their two running backs last season. According to PFF, the Giants earned the fourth-fewest rushing yards from their running backs at 1,307 and the third-fewest first downs at 64. One of the Giants' problems has been their offensive line, where four-fifths of their line had a PFF run-blocking grade of 67.0 or lower last season.
Skattebo is the perfect back for that kind of offensive line, as he was one of the best running backs on non-perfectly blocked runs and one of the best at converting first downs.
There is a chance Skattebo becomes the Giants' lead running back sooner rather than later . .
Nothing I've seen or heard since has changed that view for me.
Depends on the offense really. Idk what the Giants play but generally a spread zone scheme needs an RB with some wiggle. If the Giants are a power running team then sure, he's the perfect guy for the job.People seem to be saying that a RB getting a reliable 3 yds and then falling forward while being tackled like it’s a bad thing. A RB who gets his O a reliable 4 yds per carry is gold to an O. It keeps that O in great down and distance situations and keeps the entire playbook available.
Yeah, it’s not sexy but it sure makes the offense a lot more dynamic and difficult to defend.
Depends on the offense really. Idk what the Giants play but generally a spread zone scheme needs an RB with some wiggle. If the Giants are a power running team then sure, he's the perfect guy for the job.People seem to be saying that a RB getting a reliable 3 yds and then falling forward while being tackled like it’s a bad thing. A RB who gets his O a reliable 4 yds per carry is gold to an O. It keeps that O in great down and distance situations and keeps the entire playbook available.
Yeah, it’s not sexy but it sure makes the offense a lot more dynamic and difficult to defend.
Elusive/wiggle idk what exactly people mean when they use these words; but Cam was second only to Jeanty in all 2024 NCAA RBs with regards to MTF per attempt. Jeanty 0.4 and Cam was at 0.35. I think he showed some of the best contact balance of all RBs in this rookie class, and for my history with fantasy, contact balance is one of the attributes most often correlated with success at the next level. Much more so than speed in my experience at least. And it's obviously subjective, but from what I watched of him at Sacramento State and Arizona, he showed great footwork and agility behind the line and more than enough short area burst. While I'm sure many of his MTF were from bulldozing people, I don't think he's getting enough credit for his savviness behind the line, especially considering there's a wealth of tape showing him doing this behind a mediocre, and often poor, offensive line in college. If he didn't have elusiveness or wiggle, he would have been TFL a TON more than he actually was.Depends on the offense really. Idk what the Giants play but generally a spread zone scheme needs an RB with some wiggle. If the Giants are a power running team then sure, he's the perfect guy for the job.People seem to be saying that a RB getting a reliable 3 yds and then falling forward while being tackled like it’s a bad thing. A RB who gets his O a reliable 4 yds per carry is gold to an O. It keeps that O in great down and distance situations and keeps the entire playbook available.
Yeah, it’s not sexy but it sure makes the offense a lot more dynamic and difficult to defend.
You don’t have to have a RB with wiggle regardless of scheme. You need a guy patient enough to let his blocks set up and then as they are being set he needs to see them and get into them quickly. It looks to me like Skatebo can do that. Wiggle is a luxury.
Bumping up TracyConnor Hughes
#Giants RB Cam Skattebo breaks a long run here at camp
If it is a reliable and relatively consistent 4 yards per carry then I just go 1st and 10, 2nd and 6, 3rd and 2, move chains, go for two when we score, repeat until ACL tearDepends on the offense really. Idk what the Giants play but generally a spread zone scheme needs an RB with some wiggle. If the Giants are a power running team then sure, he's the perfect guy for the job.People seem to be saying that a RB getting a reliable 3 yds and then falling forward while being tackled like it’s a bad thing. A RB who gets his O a reliable 4 yds per carry is gold to an O. It keeps that O in great down and distance situations and keeps the entire playbook available.
Yeah, it’s not sexy but it sure makes the offense a lot more dynamic and difficult to defend.
i see the opposite, and Tracy showed his rookie year he is valuable. But for either to be worth anything, Giants cant be getting blown out 2 outta every 3 weeks. And we'll see what Wilson or Dart does with RBs and targets in that offense.I think this backfield starts 50-50 with Skattebo pulling away as the year goes on. He's the better GL runner, and the better pass catcher. I think Tracy profiles better as a COP RB anyway.
I do wonder if this offense is good enough for either to rise above RB3/FLEX levels, especially in weeks where TDs aren't scored.
I didn't think Tracy showed much last year. He popped a couple big runs but was mostly not a tackle breaker or a valuable pass catcher and had some bad fumbles. He just had a solid October.i see the opposite, and Tracy showed his rookie year he is valuable. But for either to be worth anything, Giants cant be getting blown out 2 outta every 3 weeks. And we'll see what Wilson or Dart does with RBs and targets in that offense.I think this backfield starts 50-50 with Skattebo pulling away as the year goes on. He's the better GL runner, and the better pass catcher. I think Tracy profiles better as a COP RB anyway.
I do wonder if this offense is good enough for either to rise above RB3/FLEX levels, especially in weeks where TDs aren't scored.