Saquon Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles is on the verge of breaking the NFL single-season rushing record, needing 268 yards in the final two games. However, Eric Dickerson, the current record-holder, has expressed that he does not support Barkley in this pursuit. While acknowledging Barkley's talent, Dickerson remains skeptical about the record being broken, citing the advantages of a longer season. He also reflects on his own rookie record, which he believes is more challenging to surpass.
- Saquon Barkley needs 268 yards in two games to break the single-season rushing record.
- Eric Dickerson, the current record-holder, does not support Barkley in his record chase.
- Dickerson praises Barkley as a great player but remains doubtful about the record being broken.
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- Barkley is currently at 1,838 rushing yards with two games left.
- He has a chance to break the rushing record against his former team, the New York Giants.
Philadelphia Eagles
- With Jalen Hurts likely out due to concussion, Barkley may take on a larger role in the upcoming games.
New York Giants
- Barkley has a chance for redemption against his former team in the final game of the season.
Dallas Cowboys
- Barkley will face the Cowboys in a crucial matchup as he attempts to reach the rushing record.