Saquon Barkley’s phone buzzed in his locker stall with no one around to hear. Just before the halftime whistle of the Eagles’ penultimate regular-season game, the running back received a text message from his longtime trainer Moe Gibson that he wouldn’t see until hours later.

Tonya Johnson talked about her son's backward leap and his halted pursuit of the NFL's single-season rushing record.

Eagles breakout linebacker Zack Baun and running back Saquon Barkley were named to The Associated Press 2024 All-Pro Team.

More than 2,000 rushing yards later, Howie Roseman’s offseason investment in Saquon Barkley is shaping up to be a shrewd decision. Despite sitting out the Eagles’ regular-season finale against the New York Giants,

Two images of Saquon Barkley stand out inside the halls of Whitehall High, his alma mater. One is a close-up portrait of him as a member of the class of 2015 in black and white. He is looking directly into the camera and smiling faintly.

Now is not the time, Saquon Barkley says. Reflection comes at the end of this season, no matter the meaningfulness of its milestones. He’s resisting the sound of them toppling like towers. He won’t peek at the panorama of his production.

Zack Baun’s transformation from edge rusher to off-ball linebacker with the Eagles not only earned him his first Pro Bowl bid, but also got him a first-team All-Pro award. Baun was one of two Eagles named Friday to the first team in the annual Associated Press All-Pro list selected by a panel of 50 media members.