Only Saquon Barkley could envision the year he's had.  When Barkley signed with the Philadelphia Eagles in March, this is what he signed up for. A trip to the Super Bowl, 2,000 rushing yards in a season,

Barkley, who signed with the Eagles in 2024 after leaving the New York Giants, is now gearing up for his first Super Bowl. The Philly-based team won the NFC Championship late last month, securing a spot in Super Bowl LIX against reigning champions the Kansas City Chiefs.

So yeah, Barkley winning the Super Bowl with the Eagles — while preventing this Chiefs dynasty from accomplishing one of the greatest feats in professional sports history — would be a fitting end to the Giants’ brutal 2024 season.

The latest illustration of how fast things can change in the NFL comes in the form of All-Pro running back Saquon Barkley. Only two Super Bowls ago, it was unimaginable that Barkley would go from being the face of the New York Giants to playing for the Philadelphia Eagles-- much less leading them to another Super Bowl.

The team, celebrating their 100th season, went on to finish a franchise-worst 3-14. The Eagles, meanwhile, rode Barkley to an NFC East title and an NFC Championship victory on Sunday night over the Washington Commanders.

John Mara probably would love to sleep through the Super Bowl. But there’s just one small problem with that wish — as we all know. Saquon Barkley — the Giants-turned-Eagles star running back — continued his epic revenge tour on failed Giants general manager Joe Schoen on Sunday,

A stellar NFC Championship performance from Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley on Sunday led Dallas Cowboys legend Dez Bryant to mock the New York Giants for allowing him to leave—a storyline that’s been a constant all season.