2025 Offense

Stats
Regular Season
Career
RushingReceivingFumbles
CARYDSAVGTDLNGRECYDSAVGTDLNGFUMLST
1014104.1524242078.622111
1014104.1524242078.622111

Recent Games

DateOPPResultCARYDSAVGTDLNG
Sun 9/28vsLAC
W
21-18
25793.2016
Sun 10/5@NO
L
26-14
15593.909
Thu 10/9vsPHI
W
34-17
19985.2318
Sun 10/19@DEN
L
33-32
16603.8018
Sun 10/26@PHI
L
38-20
3124.005
Latest News

Fantasy Football

Draft Rk
72
% Rostered
97.9
% Change 7 Days
0

News: 7 hours agoThe Giants list Skattebo as a co-starter at running back with Tyrone Tracy on their first unofficial depth chart of season that was posted Wednesday, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.

Spin: Though he worked ahead of Tracy last season before his rookie campaign came to an end when he dislocated his ankle Week 8, Skattebo hasn't yet been anointed as the Giants' No. 1 back heading into 2026. Skattebo was cleared for the start of training camp but has had his workload managed coming off the major injury. The 24-year-old should see his reps increase as camp and the preseason rolls along, and assuming he's able to steer clear of any health-related setbacks, the expectation remains that he'll receive the starting nod out of the backfield Week 1 versus the Cowboys.

ESPN Fantasy Projection: Skattebo is a Year 2 breakout candidate following an impressive but injury-shortened rookie season. The fourth-round pick first played a significant offensive role in Week 2 and went on to average 16.0 carries, 4.7 targets and 96.3 yards while scoring six TDs during his six full games. His 19.1 fantasy points per game during the span would've ranked sixth over the full season. The 24-year-old enters 2026 with a new coach (John Harbaugh) and playcaller (Matt Nagy), but his competition for touches are the same guys he beat out for work in 2025 (Tyrone Tracy Jr., Devin Singletary). Assuming his ankle heals up as expected, Skattebo will be on the RB2 radar with upside for more.