Brian Daboll: Cam Skattebo’s Surgery Successful, Faces Long Recovery
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo is currently recovering after successful surgery to repair his dislocated ankle. The injury occurred during a game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Following the game, Skattebo was promptly transported to a hospital in Philadelphia for treatment.
Brian Daboll Provides Update on Skattebo’s Recovery
Giants head coach Brian Daboll spoke with reporters about Skattebo’s condition on Monday. He revealed that they have been in communication since the morning after the surgery. Daboll emphasized that Skattebo is in good spirits despite the lengthy recovery process ahead of him.
“All went well, he’s recovering, and obviously he’ll be missed,” Daboll stated. “On the road to recovery, he might be out of the hospital today, but he’s got a road ahead of him.”
Impact on the Giants’ Roster
Skattebo’s injury, along with wide receiver Malik Nabers’ torn ACL, poses challenges for the Giants organization. These injuries come at a time when the team has been seeking energy and hope. Skattebo has been a positive force, joining fellow rookies Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter in revitalizing the team.
Looking Ahead
The Giants organization is optimistic about Skattebo’s potential return. Both he and Nabers are expected to be sidelined until 2026 as they focus on their rehabilitation.
- Player: Cam Skattebo
- Team: New York Giants
- Injury: Dislocated ankle
- Surgery Date: Most recent Sunday
- First Game Opponent: Philadelphia Eagles
- Expected Return: 2026
