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Cam Skattebo became part of the show during this week's episode of WWE "Monday Night Raw" at Madison Square Garden.

The New York Giants running back, who is out for the season after suffering a serious ankle injury, mixed it up during a spot featuring comedian Andrew Schulz, several of Skattebo's teammates, as well as WWE wrestlers.

Schulz and wrestler Dominik Mysterio engaged in a back-and-forth before Mysterio shoved the comedian. That's when Skattebo, sitting nearby wearing a New York Rangers Matt Rempe jersey, stood up and got in Mysterio's face. Fellow wrestlers Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh joined the stare down.

After McDonagh asked the if they were going to play defense for the first time this season, Skattebo shoved him down, kicking off a "fracas," which also involved several other Giants players, including Abdul Carter and Roy Robertson-Harris.

Skattebo, who was also at Saturday's UFC event at MSG, wasn't too involved once the WWE "fight" broke out. After all, he did suffer a dislocated ankle, a fractured fibula and a deltoid ligament rupture during the Giants' Oct. 26 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. General manager Joe Schoen, already under enough pressure, doesn't need his young running back to aggravate such a serious injury.

Also in attendance on Monday night were two members of the Eagles — wide receiver Cooper DeJean and “Big Dom” DiSandro, who both heard it from the New York crowd when they were shown.

Skattebo's involvement in the WWE "fight" comes a year after wide receiver Malik Nabers attended a Travis Scott concert at MetLife Stadium while still in concussion protocol. Nabers said he had informed team doctors of his plans. Former head coach Brian Daboll would only say, "I'll keep that all in-house" when asked about the situation.