Overview
- He says he is the league's best back, while calling Bijan Robinson the most talented and praising Jahmyr Gibbs as a rising star.
- He frames 2025 as the start of his prime and says he wants to tap into a Tiger Woods–style mindset focused on constant elevation.
- He enters the season off a 2024 campaign with 2,005 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, an Offensive Player of the Year award, and a Super Bowl run with Philadelphia.
- He faults owners and general managers for seeking “cheaper value,” cites the franchise tags for him and Josh Jacobs, and says he is not alleging collusion.
- He is under a reported two-year, $41.2 million extension and is set to open the title defense against the Cowboys on September 4.