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On Sunday morning, ESPN’s Jordan Raanan reported the Giants would likely make a change to their running back rotation for their Week 6 game against the Saints, including a demotion of Cam Skattebo. Immediately thereafter, Raanan’s colleague, Jeremy Fowler, said…

The New York Giants are making changes to their starting lineup for Week 6 against the New Orleans Saints, with running back Najee Harris earning his first start for the team. Harris replaces Cam Skattebo, who was demoted following four fumbles across the team's first five games of the season, though Skattebo is still expected to be active.
Elsewhere on the roster, Jason Pinnock and Ar'Darius Washington are expected to rotate at safety alongside Jevon Holland after Tyler Nubin suffered a neck injury. Additionally, former undrafted free agent Bryan Hudson is set to continue as the starting center ahead of John Michael Schmitz.
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