Saquon Barkley Gets Honest About Eagles’ Season After 'MNF' Loss to Cowboys

For the past couple of weeks, the Philadelphia Eagles have experienced a string of injuries, putting head coach Nick Sirianni in the hot seat for the medical team's choices. Wide receiver Saquon Barkley had missed two games with a hamstring issue and was initially listed as questionable for Monday night's match against the Dallas Cowboys.

However, after just seven carries and two receptions, Barkley left the field and did not come back. Sirianni addressed the media post-game and defended the Eagles' handling of Barkley's injury. The coach explained that they constantly communicated with the player to monitor his condition and that he left the game early in the second half.

Sirianni emphasized that the well-being of Barkley and his readiness to continue were their top priorities. Despite the challenging nature of the situation, Sirianni affirmed that they made a wise decision to play Barkley, as he was tough and a valuable teammate. Barkley's back injury seemed to have stemmed from an attempt to play through it.

The running back himself attributed the injury to a compensatory issue. As the Eagles navigate this ongoing injury crisis, the outcome of Barkley's availability for the upcoming games remains uncertain.