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Cam Skattebo reveals what Jameis Winston has looked like at Giants practice

Cam Skattebo has offered a positive update on Jameis Winston after the New York Giants quarterback took control of the offence during Thursday’s practice. Winston is preparing to start against the Tennessee Titans after Jaxson Dart suffered a knee injury that requires surgery and is expected to keep him sidelined for the rest of the regular season.

Cam Skattebo reveals what Jameis Winston has looked like at Giants practice

Cam Skattebo expressed optimism regarding Jameis Winston's performance during the New York Giants' practice on Thursday, following the quarterback's takeover of the offense. Winston is set to start against the Tennessee Titans after suffering a knee injury that will sideline him for the remainder of the season. Jaxson Dart, the injured quarterback, required surgery and is expected to miss the rest of the regular season.

Winston struggled in his brief appearance as a relief quarterback during Monday's game against the Los Angeles Rams, but Skattebo believes he demonstrated significant improvement in practice. Skattebo praised Winston's leadership skills and the positive impact it had on the team's focus and execution. He emphasized Winston's ability to control the huddle and maintain composure on and off the field, indicating that the Giants' offense would need to adapt to Winston's unique style.

Skattebo expressed full confidence in Winston's potential to excel in his new role, stating that the team is fully behind his success. The Giants running back may also be entrusted with additional responsibilities as Dart recovers, presenting an opportunity for the team to maintain momentum in their season. Winston aims to capitalize on this chance to rebuild his performance following his challenging relief game against the Rams.

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