While many defended New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen throughout 2024 for letting running back Saquon Barkley reach free agency last March, that decision now haunts the team after Barkley joined the rival Philadelphia Eagles and helped them win Super Bowl LIX.

A new report suggests Saquon Barkley once turned down an offer from the New York Giants that exceeded the one he signed in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley left the New York Giants in the dust. But has he forgotten about his former team?

Saquon Barkley spent six years with the Giants and won one playoff game. He's now in the Super Bowl with the Eagles, Big Blue's bitter rivals.

As if going 3-14 wasn't bad enough, watching Barkley win a title with the rival Eagles was a tough way to end the season for Giants fans.

After six memorable years with the New York Giants, Saquon Barkley decided to move on to greener pastures during the offseason. This came in the form of a massive $37.8 million, three-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles, which is a staggering amount that the Giants weren't able to bring to the table.

The Giants’ decision to let Saquon Barkley walk and sign with their rival Philadelphia Eagles already confounds the football world.

The Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl LIX result will be viewed as a forgettable performance. The team could not achieve an unprecedented three-peat against a determined Philadelphia Eagles squad led by game MVP Jalen Hurts and rushing champion Saquon Barkley.