UPDATE: After Fridays training camp practice, Giants coach John Harbaugh downplayed Cam Skattebos apparent injury, while speaking to reporters in West Virginia. Harbaugh said Skattebo isnt dealing with anything serious and is just continuing to work his way back from last years major ankle injury. Heres the full context of what Harbaugh said: Hes probably working through the football shape part of it. Hes coming off of rehab, so thats what that was. It wont be a serious injury at all. ***The Giants on Friday held their ninth training camp practice in West Virginia, out of 10 sessions. And they got a bit of bad news, as star running back Cam Skattebo exited with an injury and did not return. The nature and severity of his injury remain unclear. According to reports from The Greenbrier resort, where the Giants are practicing for the first two weeks of coach John Harbaughs first camp, heres how Skattebo got hurt: He limped to the sideline after rookie inside linebacker Arvell Reese knocked him down on back-to-back runs. Skattebo watched the rest of practice from the sideline. So its perhaps a good sign that he didnt head inside with trainers. Skattebo, of course, flashed tons of potential as a rookie last season, but the jury is still out on whether he can be a long-term true No. 1 back. And most notably, Skattebo is returning from a serious ankle injury that he sustained last season in Philadelphia. So far, he has bounced back nicely from that injury and has moved smoothly in practice. Skattebo was a full participant in practice from the very first day of Giants camp in West Virginia. So barring a setback (or a new unrelated injury), he definitely will be ready for Week 1. Skattebo relies on an intense, physical style of play during games. He seeks out contact, rather than running from it. And he doesnt exactly have a massive frame. So you have to wonder how all that will impact his ability to stay healthy in the NFL for years to come. MORE GIANTS COVERAGEHOMAGE is having a huge sale on NFL merch this weekend Shop Eagles, Giants, Jets and moreHow Giants mimicking Eagles most unstoppable play could save Jaxson DartGiants considered signing star WR before NFC East rival scooped him up Odell Beckham seizing shot to make Giants roster: This is for me Read the original article on NJ.com. Add NJ.com as a Preferred Source by clicking here.