The vibe around a 3-0 team should be like a perfect summer afternoon at the ballpark. But in Philadelphia, it’s been more like a tense and gusty evening wind. Every play is scrutinized. Every quote dissected. The Eagles are winning, but the engine is knocking. And everyone is listening for the next sound.
The second-half explosion against the Rams was historic. But the real story was the conversation it started. Whispers about philosophy and play-calling began to swirl. The narrative was building, waiting for someone to address it head-on.
Saquon Barkley faced the media and provided the clarity everyone was seeking.