Philadelphia Eagles Postgame: Saquon Barkley races past 2,000, Birds DEMOLISH Cowboys

12/29/24 • 100 min

C.J. Gardner-Johnson got things started with a pick-six and added a second interception, Kenny Pickett hit DeVonta Smith for a long touchdown and another big play before Tanner McKee made his definitive case for greatest quarterback of all time. And most important, Saquon Barkley raced past 2,000 yards rushing on the season, pulling within 100 yards of Eric Dickerson’s single-season record as the Eagles clinched the NFC East and no worse than the No. 2 seed.

Join Super Bowl champion Vinny Curry, Fran Duffy, Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf as they react to the blowout Eagles victory, hear from Nick Sirianni and you, the sicko, before Zach Berman joins live from the LINC with his insight from the Eagles locker room.

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Philadelphia Eagles Pregame: Kenny Pickett charges ahead as QB as Eagles D prepares to FEAST

The Eagles can clinch the NFC East and no worse than the No. 2 seed with a win, so our eyes are on Kenny Pickett taking over for the injured Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley in his quest for 2,000 rushing yards, A.J. Brown looks to make more big plays and the offensive line tries to stifle Micah Parsons. On the other side of the ball, Jalen Carter and C.J. Gardner-Johnson try to bounce back from an emotional game, Bryce Huff returns to the fold, Quinyon Mitchell continues his case for defensive Rookie of the Year and Zack Baun holds down the fort at linebacker with Nakobe Dean out.

Join Fran Duffy and Jamie Lynch as they preview the action before Zach Berman checks in from the LINC with the latest.

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Nick Sirianni’s dilemma: Should he sit Saquon Barkley & the Philadelphia Eagles’ starters?

It’s the Day After episode of the PHLY Eagles show with Zach Berman and Bo Wulf as they decide what they think Nick Sirianni will do with his star players in what has become a meaningless regular season finale. Saquon Barkley can catch Eric Dickerson, but it would mean exposing him and Lane Johnson and A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith and Jordan Mailata and Landon Dickerson, you get the picture, to injury as well. For a team that hasn’t had a bye since Week 5, that’s probably short-sighted?

Join the conversation with Zach and Bo before they break down the most important piece of film to come out of Sunday’s game.