Saquon Barkley Makes His Opinion of Joint Practices Very Clear
Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles had two days of joint practice with the New England Patriots, which included some fights. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley said he dislikes joint practices and prefers just one day instead of back-to-back sessions.Key Facts
- The Eagles and Patriots practiced together for two days before their preseason game.
- The practice sessions included some physical fights between players.
- Saquon Barkley, running back for the Eagles, was involved in one of the altercations and had to be restrained.
- Barkley expressed that he "hates" joint practices and prefers only one day of practice.
- Barkley is entering his ninth NFL season and third with the Eagles.
- In 2024, Barkley rushed for 2,005 yards and helped the Eagles win the Super Bowl.
- Last year, his rushing yards dropped to 1,140 with seven touchdowns.
- The Eagles will start their regular season on September 13 against the Washington Commanders.
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