Big Dom Shows Humanity Beyond Rivalry in Heartfelt Support for Giants Rookie
Philadelphia, PA — NFC East rivalries are known for tension, hostility and unfiltered passion. But on Sunday night, Philadelphia Eagles security chief Dom DiSandro — the widely respected figure known as “Big Dom” — delivered a moment that cut through all of it.
After Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo suffered a season-ending ankle injury and was rushed to a hospital in Philadelphia, his parents arrived shaken, uncertain of what would come next in their son’s young career. It could have been a lonely and frightening moment.
Instead, Big Dom quietly stepped away from his post and visited the family. He brought with him pizza and Philly cheesesteaks, the city’s signature comfort food, hoping to make a brutal day feel just a little easier for everyone involved.
“We may battle on the field — but once the whistle stops, we take care of our own,” he told Skattebo’s father while offering support. “Your boy will walk again. Your boy will fight again.”
The gesture resonated instantly. The Skattebo family later described the moment on X, publicly thanking Big Dom and the Eagles organization for treating them with kindness and dignity during their toughest hours. It was the kind of message no Giants fan ever expected to write.
Inside the Giants’ locker room, the post spread quickly, with several veterans praising Philadelphia for setting aside rivalry when real life took precedence. Even players who were visibly frustrated after the loss acknowledged the importance of what DiSandro did.
Eagles fans echoed that compassion earlier in the night, standing and applauding Skattebo as he was carted from the field in an air cast. For a rivalry often defined by bad blood, the applause and online reactions painted a dramatically different picture.
Skattebo’s rookie season is done, but the Giants believe he remains a major building block for their future. With Cam, Jaxson Dart, Malik Nabers and a young defensive core, hope continues to grow in New York — even through the adversity.
And thanks to Big Dom’s quiet act of kindness, this chapter will be remembered not just for injury and heartbreak — but for a rare moment where respect won over rivalry inside the NFL.
Saints Legend Willie Roaf Speaks Out — “Even the Refs Couldn’t Save Us… The Bears Were Too Strong” — Points Out How Officials Tried to Tilt the Game Against Chicago
Chicago, IL – October 20, 2025
The Chicago Bears continued their incredible rise on Sunday, defeating the New Orleans Saints 26–14 at Soldier Field. It was their fourth straight win
After the game, Saints Hall of Famer Willie Roaf didn’t hold back his thoughts. “The referees were on our side, but it still couldn’t change the outcome,”
His statement quickly went viral — not only for its honesty, but because it confirmed what millions of fans saw. The Bears simply outclassed New Orleans from start to finish, even when officiating seemed to lean the other way.
One of the most controversial moments came in the third quarter, when center Drew Dalman was flagged for a false start at the 1-yard line on 4th-and-goal. The penalty erased a near-certain touchdown and forced Chicago to settle for a
Earlier in the game, during the second quarter, running back
Despite those setbacks, Chicago never lost control. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams shined with 242 yards and two touchdowns, while Monangai added 81 rushing yards and a score. The defense dominated all night, forcing
By the end, Roaf’s words summed up the game perfectly. The whistles favored New Orleans, but it didn’t matter — the Bears’ strength, balance, and determination were overwhelming.
Chicago didn’t just beat the Saints. They broke them. And when a Hall of Famer from the losing side admits it, the message is undeniable: the Bears are for real, and not even the referees can stop them.
