‘Won’t last…’ Giants fans worried about Cam Skattebo after he shows shoulder issue during stream

Cam Skattebo revealed the physical impact of playing football on his shoulder, and fans are worried the New York Giants ' future may have just gone from bad to worse.

The Giants have already lost Jaxson Dart to a season-ending knee surgery, forcing John Harbaugh to rely on Jameis Winston as their starting quarterback for the rest of the year.

But if Skattebo's injury is as bad as it looks, Giants fans have even more reason to be concerned about their prospects not just this year, but for many years going forward.

Cam Skattebo's shoulder has fans concerned about his future

During a livestream, New York Giants RB Cam Skattebo revealed the impact years of playing football have had on his shoulder.

He moved his sweatshirt to show a massive bump on his shoulder joint that is so sharp that he can use it to scratch his chin.

"Chat, I've got a twin right here. I scratch my chin with this."

Understandably, fans were very concerned about the way Skattebo's shoulder looks, with many suggesting that his career could be cut short by this.

One fan wrote, "AC separation. I have one too. From snowboarding….. I'm done snowboarding."

Another fan added, "That's not supposed to do that!"

A third fan shared his concern, noting, "Does bro have a broken collarbone and just acting like it's no big deal? Holy c***."

"He gonna be 35 begging to be shut down," wrote a fourth fan detailing the impact this injury could have had on his long-term career.

A fifth fan noted, "He won't last," admitting that Skattebo's injury could cut his career short.

And lastly, one fan pointed out how his injury serves as a contrast to another great NFL RB, saying, "It took Keenan Allen almost ten years in the league to grow his."

Clearly, Skattebo has suffered many shoulder injuries during his career, and his injuries have taken a huge toll on his body.

It is possible that these injuries could have a significant impact on his career and possibly cut his career short.