Eagles' Saquon Barkley and Howie Roseman Lead Team to Super Bowl Spotlight

Philadelphia's return to the Super Bowl highlights Barkley's record-breaking season and Roseman's strategic roster construction.

Saquon Barkley, after leaving the New York Giants, has powered the Eagles to Super Bowl LIX with a league-leading 2,005 rushing yards and five postseason touchdowns.
Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman's strategic acquisitions, including Barkley, Jalen Hurts, and key defensive players, have built one of the NFL's most formidable rosters.
Barkley, a finalist for NFL MVP, has become the centerpiece of the Eagles' offense, with his dynamic athleticism drawing praise from teammates and opponents alike.
Roseman’s trades and draft decisions, such as acquiring A.J. Brown and Jalen Carter, have solidified both the team's offense and the league's top-ranked defense.
The Eagles face the Kansas City Chiefs with a chance to claim their second Super Bowl title, following their 2017 championship win under Roseman's leadership.