Cam Skattebo: Late-Round Steal or Future Star?

On April 2nd, New York Giants running that Can Scatabo is straight

stealing the show as one of the NFL's top bargain players right now.

This second year dude was a fourth-round pick, number 105 overall last year,

and locked in a four-year rookie deal worth $5,000,000, $173,000 total.

That includes a $1,073,040 signing bonus, all guaranteed, with an average yearly salary of $1,000,000,000.

$118,260.

His smash-mouth style lit up the league as a rookie, delivering way more value than that contract suggests,

even after missing half the season with a...

Bad Enquiry.

Late-round picks like him, just don't command the big bucks from day one,

since the draft's prime talent gets scooped early.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about how underpaid he is compared to his impact,

but it's all baked into the collective bargaining agreement between...

Players and Owners.

Teams gotta pay rookies regardless, and plenty flop, so the system's designed to protect against busts.

Scott Tables' high-risk play could lead to more bumps down the road,

but if he stays healthy and keeps bawling out, the giants might rip up that deal for.

A fat extension soon.

Keep an eye on this kid.

He's proving late-picks can flip the script, and cash in big time.

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