It seems that the NFL stars aren’t just sticking to the field anymore. After Shedeur Sanders proved he’s got options in other domains like the entertainment industry, the Giants‘ star running back Cam Skattebo joined the trend like Tyreek Hill and others, revealing his own unique plan for his injury rehab.

Cam Skattebo isn’t letting his season-ending injury slow him down. After going down in week 8 against the Philadelphia Eagles, Skattebo has found a new way to connect with the fans. He will be streaming on Twitch, which Amazon owns. The 23-year-old announced on his Instagram story that he will be going live to hang out and interact with supporters.

He also captioned the image “Lock in chat going live at 840!!!!” and he kept his word.

Despite his rookie season being cut short by a tough ankle injury, Skattebo is staying positive and active off the field. Between brand collabs and gaming streams, his Twitch channel, “sk4tpack,” is already buzzing with fans eager to watch him play and chat with the football community.

Skattebo has already achieved his goal of 16,000 followers, which he has already surpassed. The rookie currently has 16,975 followers at this moment and they are increasing every minute. His 1,000 Bits goal was also breached as he racked up 6340 Bits this time.

While he is still managing his injury, fans are waiting for his return in the near future.

When will Cam Skattebo be back?

Cam Skattebo is on track to return for the Giants’ 2026 training camp after suffering a tough ankle injury that required surgery. His recovery is expected to take around four to six months, with doctors taking a careful, step-by-step approach. After close examinations, the injury that he suffered wasn’t just a torn ACL.

As per the NFL’s Ian Rapoport, Skattebo also had a fibula fracture and a deltoid ligament rupture. Because of this, he won’t be putting any weight on the leg for the first six weeks, followed by a heavy stretch of rehab and physical therapy. If everything goes smoothly, Skattebo should be cleared for full footback drills by the offseason.

“NYG expects him back for the offseason program,” as reported by NFL Ian Rapoport.

The Giants are staying cautiously optimistic about seeing him back to full strength next season, as he was really making serious noise with his performance this season. In 8 games, he logged 101 carries for 410 yards, averaging 4.1 yards per attempt with five touchdowns. By week 8, Skattebo had already emerged as the top NFL rookie in both yards from scrimmage (587) and total touchdowns. Having such an immense role for the team has attracted many viewers to his streams.

Therefore, while the rookie awaits his recovery, fans will still find a reason to be entertained by Skattebo.