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one time NFL Probourer Jake Plummer praised Arizona State graduate and his running through the New York Giants fourth round pick, Cam Scottebo.
Arizona State largely played last season’s college football playoffs for Scattebo, and Plummer “can’t believe” how far the Sun Devils star fell in the NFL Draft.
“If he’s honest with you, I can’t believe he’s dropped that much in the draft,” Plummer recently appeared on Outkick’s.”Ricky Cobbshaw. ”
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Arizona’s Sun Devils running back Cams Cattebo, #4 responds after losing his helmet while working on Texas Longhorns defensive back Michael Tuff, Michael Tuff, #16 in the second half of the Peach Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on January 1, 2025. (Dale Zanine-Imagn image)
“Again, it’s a story. He’s not fast enough. He has too much wear on the tread, and it’s just that they start talking and these words come out, and it turns out he’s in the right place.
“No matter what he is there Sundeville I think the Giants got the draft stolen because, if you’re right, he can run the ball well, he can catch the ball well, in this league you know better how to go through the block and he can get the block well from that running back position too,” Plummer said.
Skattebo finished in fifth place Heisman Trophy Voting last season after he led the Big 12 in rushing yards. Skattebo ran for 1,711 yards and 21 rushing touchdowns, catching 45 passes and three touchdowns for 605 yards.
Plummer said he realized the potential of Scattebo during spring practice a few years ago.
Rather than Chedure Sanders’ historic NFL draft freefall “shock,” the former NFL star says
Arizona running back Cams Cattebo, #4 is working on Texas linebacker Colin Simmons (#11) in the fourth quarter of Atlanta’s Chick-Fill A Peach Bowl on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. (image)
“First impression of him, I was very warned him, and all he could do was a spring practice in Arizona a few years ago. I went out and watched this kid run through each and every one of his reps and he was on a special team.
“He ran for 30 yards and then ran back to the huddle. He found himself visibly exhausted, but every time the ball was snapped, he delves deeper and comes up with something and says, ‘Wow, this kid has something to him.’ ”
The Big 12 players weren’t playing or playing from scrimmage in a hurry than Scattebo last season. Plummer believes Skattebo could be a steal of the NFL Draft.
“I’m excited to see how he does it on the next level.”
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Former Arizona quarterback Jake Plummer will be out with players to go to coin toss with Texas at the Chick Phil A. Peach Bowl in Atlanta on January 1, 2025. (image)
giant Skattebo will join Tyrone Tracy Jr. in the backfield and be one of the best running back duos in the NFL.
Last season, as the fifth rookie Purdue’sTracy began 12 games, running for 839 yards and five rushing touchdowns, and received 38 catches and one touchdown for 284 yards.
Plummer played 10 seasons in the NFL. He spent six seasons Arizona Cardinals Denver Broncos and four. With a career start of 136, Plummer’s record was 69-67, having a perfect 1:1 ratio of touchdowns to intercepts when he threw 161 touchdowns and 161 intercepts in his career.
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