The Philadelphia Eagles’ offense has been searching for its soul all season. Everyone keeps waiting for the roar, for that moment it kicks into overdrive and leaves everyone in the dust. But the roar hasn't come. Instead, after another divisional road game, the only sound was a quiet, simmering frustration that finally boiled over.
That frustration found its voice in Saquon Barkley. Following a dismal 34-17 loss to the New York Giants in Week 6, the star running back’s patience officially ran out. While talking about the offense being “close” to clicking, Barkley cut off the familiar narrative.