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00:00Long road back. Scataboo should return for camp, but it won't be easy.

00:05You know, I'm going to just go out and say it. This sucks. We can't have nothing nice.

00:09First league and now scat. Come on now.

00:12I mean, this kid just represents hope for this franchise, this city.

00:16From the first time this kid touched the football week one against the Commanders

00:20and just absolutely manhandled a couple of defenders,

00:23we, the fan base, and the city knew that we had a real one.

00:27And if you go back even further to January,

00:30this kid has been on an absolute generational run this year.

00:34From the college football playoffs to ripping his shirt off with Fitzmagic

00:38after beating the Eagles on Thursday night football.

00:40And then getting his official you've arrived in New York moment

00:45when Knicks fans showed him all types of love

00:48when he was on the video board at opening night.

00:51If you think about it, he's kind of the 2025 Jeremy Shockey.

00:55He's just 5'10 and he's built like a pit bull.

00:59And let me tell you why this is bigger than sports.

01:01I appreciate Big Dom from the Eagles dropping off cheesesteaks and pizza

01:06at Scat's room at the hospital.

01:08And even though it's not like a New York slice or anything,

01:11but I respect the gesture within the rivalry.

01:14Let me tell you what this kid has done.

01:16He has come on and commanded the respect of everybody across the league

01:21because the head security guy of your divisional rival

01:24doesn't make a special delivery to your hospital room with a care package

01:29unless you have earned some respect around this league.

01:33Now it sucks because we got to wait until camp to see Scat again

01:37if it all goes well.

01:39For more on Scat's road to recovery and all things Giants,

01:42head on over to newyorkpost.com slash sports.