NFL fans poke fun at Cam Skattebo’s change in appearance
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Cam Skattebo made a lot of noise early last season. He outperformed his NFL draft status, appearing in eight games for the New York Giants, including five starts. The running back delivered impactful plays that received a lot of praise.…
Cam Skattebo made a lot of noise early last season. He outperformed his NFL draft status, appearing in eight games for the New York Giants, including five starts. The running back delivered impactful plays that received a lot of praise. He also cemented his spot in the starting unit despite only being drafted at No. 105.
However, an ankle injury cut short his rookie year in Week 8. Skattebo has been rehabbing for a potential return in Week 1. He posted his photos from last year and this offseason on X on Wednesday, featuring his new hairstyle.
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Fans poked fun at Skattebo’s longer hair in the comments section.
“Is this not the kid from Matilda?” one fan commented.
“thats literally the kid from Matilda,” a reaction read.
“Turned into Bam Margera,” one user wrote.
“Hmmm prefer the year 1 look vs the bob,” posted another.
“Looks like an all-state linebacker from 2004,” another fan said.
“Badger from Breaking Bad officially made the league,” one comment read.
Oct 19, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo (44) warms up before the game against the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images
Cam Skattebo’s Year 1 stats
Skattebo finished the 2025 campaign with 101 rushing attempts for 410 yards and five touchdowns. He added 24 receptions for 207 yards and two scores. The 24-year-old has undergone a long injury recovery, but he is expected to return to action early next season.
If he regains his form from last year, the Giants could turn heads and bounce back strong. They missed the playoffs with a 4-13 record; however, they retooled their roster this offseason. The team added several veterans and drafted linebacker Arvell Reese at No. 5.