New Orleans – Philadelphia Eagles who drive back Saquon Barkley darkened two NFL posts against Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in Super Bowl Lix.
Barkley made a new brand for farms from review gathered during the regular season and the playoffs on the game’s first game from Scrimmage.
Later in the first half, with Eagles up 24-0, Barkley got two laps on the first down to break the rush of a season’s rushing farms.
On its first carrying of the game, the NFL Offensive Player of the Year dived to the left, bumbled for four meters and passed Terrell Davis for the most regular season and after the season combined farms from review with 2,764.
Davis Mark, 2,762 meters, set with Denver Broncos in 1998, had been standing for 26 seasons.
The previous No. 2 Total election in the NFL draft 2018 (New York Giants), Barkley had 2,283 meters from review during the regular season and entered Super Bowl with 477 during the season – 2,760 in total, just three meters shy to own The mark for itself.
Barkley, which celebrated its 28th birthday Sunday, then tied another Davis record: regular season and season combined rushing garden.
With 4:49 left in the second quarter, Barkley was ashamed of nine meters to increase his rushing total to 2,476 meters this season and binds Davis, which rushed a total of 2,476 meters in 1998.
He then took the record for himself two units later with his two-farm’s driving to the right guard and gave him 2,478.
Barkley entered the Super Bowl Lix with 2,447 meters gathered during the regular season (2,005) and the playoffs (442), just 29 shy for Davis’s rushing record.
When he entered the game, Barkley was also 268 meters away from passing Darren Skolles (3,027) for most All-Yard in a single season (including the playoffs), set in 2011 with New Orleans Saints.
-David Gladow, Field Level Media
