Skattebo left the field on a cart with his ankle in an air cast and received a big ovation from the notoriously unfriendly Eagles crowd, which is a sign that the hard-running running back has earned their respect. He scored his team-leading seventh touchdown earlier in the game on an 18-yard pass from Jaxson Dart.

Wan’Dale Robinson and Tyrone Tracy both dropped to a knee and prayed. Darius Slayton just looked away, unable to even glance at Cam Skattebo sitting on the field, his dislocated right ankle bent awkwardly.

Just 17 days ago, the New York Giants stunned the Philadelphia Eagles in a 34-17 upset win fueled by the physicality of Cam Skattebo and the play

Sad sack Giants lost this one before it started. Next time, don’t poke the bear (or Saquon) The rest of the NFC can blame the Giants if this was the game where the Eagles truly got their groove back. Get unlimited access to Inquirer.com and The Inquirer App, plus 5 articles each month to share with friends and family.

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles rookie linebacker Jihaad Campbell’s role changed during Sunday‘s 38-20 victory over the New York Giants at Lincoln Financial Field. Campbell watched from the sidelines as linebackers Nakobe Dean and Zack Baun took the majority of reps and as three edge rushers — Patrick Johnson, Josh Uche and Jalyx Hunt — played ahead of him.

Eagles get a bit of revenge against Giants as Saquon Barkley has explosive performance in delivering his most productive game of season

Giants outside linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux thought he forced a Jalen Hurts fumble Sunday, but officials ruled that the quarterback's forward progress was stopped.