Making fantasy football sense of John Harbaugh’s Giants chaos

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Loftis, D. (2026, October 20). Making fantasy football sense of John Harbaugh’s Giants chaos. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/19/sports/making-fantasy-football-sense-of-john-harbaughs-giants-chaos/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-20 · by Drew Loftis

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This article discusses the challenges fantasy football managers face with late-week changes, specifically focusing on a situation involving New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo. Coach John Harbaugh indicated that Skattebo was not officially benched but did not receive any carries and did not play in the second half of a recent game. The piece highlights how such moves complicate decision-making for fantasy players despite the technicality of the term "benched" not being used.
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Story summary

John Harbaugh, head coach of the New York Giants, caused confusion among fantasy football managers by benching running back Cam Skattebo late in a recent game. Although Harbaugh stated that Skattebo was not "benched," Skattebo did not receive any carries and did not play at all during the second half. This development frustrated many fantasy football players, as it occurred after the weekly waiver period had ended, making it difficult to adjust their rosters effectively. The incident adds to a series of challenging situations for fantasy managers this season, including injuries to Tyler Warren and Jeremiyah Love, which also disrupted lineup planning.

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📰 John Harbaugh's Giants Chaos
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Who wrote this

Drew Loftis
8 article(s) here · 0 carrying a prediction
🔮 Don’t worry, it will get more difficult in Week 11 when six teams will be off, so we have that to look forward to.
🔮 With his return, whatever problems your fantasy team had, they now will be magically solved, right?
🔮 People sometimes might tell you that you need to put your feelings aside.
🔮 Like: To be the devil’s advocate, the Madman would say the movie “Devil’s Advocate” is terribly underrated.
🔮 For example, let’s run a real-world test directed at those of you who have Caleb Williams on your fantasy rosters.
🔮 But that would require a different topic.
Also by Drew Loftis
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Topics

Giants

Subjects

Cam Skattebo PERSON · 1× Christian McCaffrey PERSON · 1× Giants ORG · 1× Jeremiyah Love PERSON · 1× John Harbaugh PERSON · 1× Skattebo PERSON · 1× Tyler Warren PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Of course, those are frustrating and cause roster scrambling well after the weekly waiver period has come and gone.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-20
2026-10-20 · New York Post
Making fantasy football sense of John Harbaugh’s Giants chaos · assertive framing

Claims (7 extracted, 0 hedged)

Some of the toughest situations to deal with as a fantasy football manager involve late-week injury news. asserted
Some → deal → news
You know, like Tyler Warren and Jeremiyah Love this past week. asserted
You → know → Warren
Of course, those are frustrating and cause roster scrambling well after the weekly waiver period has come and gone. asserted
period → cause → scrambling
It can get worse! asserted
It → get → ?
Now we can add late-week benchings to the mix. asserted
we → add → mix
A moment to clarify: Giants coach John Harbaugh expressly said running back Cam Skattebo was not “benched.” asserted
Skattebo → clarify → ?
Skattebo did play, he just didn’t get any carries and didn’t get on the field the entire second half. asserted
he → play → field
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