Cam Skattebo's backflipping at Fanatics Fest reportedly earned him a talking-to from Giants

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You may recall that Fanatics Fest took place a couple of weeks ago, creating an avalanche of what we in the biz call "content," with pretty much every big name in sports, entertainment and sports entertainment under one roof.

However, there may have been no story with as many legs — pun intended — as the backflip heard 'round the world from New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo.

And it reportedly got him a bit of a talking-to from some of the Giants' top brass.

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Skattebo is back in action this training camp after suffering a massive leg injury last season.

Of course, that's why watching him not just try a backflip but wrench his knee while going down had some Giants fans worried.

Head coach John Harbaugh commented a few days later that his second-year running back could've "at least stuck the landing," but a report claims that was not the end of the discussions surrounding Backflipgate.

Cam Skattebo's Fanatics Fest backflip reportedly earned him a talking-to from Giants coach John Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Fanatics)

According to ESPN's Jordan Raanan, Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen talked to Skattebo about sidelining his backflip habit, which he also busted out at a charity softball game in May.

I'm sure there have been many, many talks like this in the National Football League. A coach and a GM going to a player and saying, "Hey, this part of your behavior needs to change for the good of the organization."

But has it ever centered on backflips?

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