Saquon Barkley has been under the microscope throughout the entire campaign. It appears that an aggressive media and demanding fan base were spoiled by last season. They want more of the explosive plays from the running game, and truth be told, there really haven't been very many.

Saquon Barkley was injured in the fourth quarter of the Philadelphia Eagles ' Week 7 game against the Minnesota Vikings. Barkley was banged up after a short first-down carry in the fourth quarter of the contest. He made a spin move in the backfield to avoid contact before getting swarmed as he crossed the line to gain.

Earlier this month, Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley emphasized that he was more focused on winning games than on putting up stats that could earn him individual honors in February. On Thursday,

Can the Eagles finally unleash Saquon Barkley? Jeff McLane breaks down what’s held back the run game — and why a rematch with the Giants could be the key to unlocking Philly’s offense.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley addresses the question of whether the offense should be under center or run out of shotgun.

The Philadelphia Eagles running back hasn't come close to his production last year, but the Eagles still have the same number of wins after seven weeks.

After what seemed to be his final year in the NFL a season ago, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham decided to pick the cleats back up, signing with the Eagles earlier in the week.

Once the NFL’s gold standard for rushing dominance, the Philadelphia Eagles have fallen from historically great to historically lost because of a mix of injuries, front-office overconfidence, and schematic drift.