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New York Giants Rookie, who runs back Cam Tax Bo, quickly gives a name to herself in the NFL.
The former Arizona State Standout has become known for its eccentric personality – both on and off the field.
New York Giants’ Cam Tax Bo reacts after scoring a touchdown against Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, October 9, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura)
After a Stellar performance in Giants ’34 -17 win over Philadelphia Eagles Thursday night, a ESPN interview With Tax Bo’s mother from January, giving up even more insight into the unique mindset of the ongoing back.
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“Cameron has always been able to figure out how to get up over or through things,” Becky Tax Lege said in the clip. “He would come out of any carriage seat you could find. That’s how he ended up with the ‘Houdini’ crack, because if he didn’t want to be a place, he was getting out of the situation he was in.”
She continued to say that the tax resident became involved in football at a young age because of his older brother, where he revealed a Bisarr habit that it continuously evolved.
New York Giants’ Cam Tax Bo is celebrating after a touchdown against Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, October 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
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“He wanted to put his brother’s shoulder pads on and he would run into phone bars. When he first entered the field, it was not surprising the punishment he applied to his own body and everyone else.”
Tax Bo is coming from its best performance this season. He hurried in 98 yards and three touchdowns in Giants’ disturbance victory over Eagles. Fellow -Rookie Jaxson Dart also had a rushing touchdown and another passed score in the victory on Thursday.
New York Giants’ Cam Tax Bo scores a touchdown against Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, October 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
“I’m going to sleep with # 3 tonight as my pillow,” Tax Lege said, holding up a game ball after the game. “We played hard and props for the guys in front of all the effort they gave me and this team.”
The giants improved to 2-4 and move on to Denver Broncos On Sunday.
