Eagles Reportedly Signing Saquon For $300 million Pending on Offseason Commencement.

Even though Swift had a good year, past performance indicates that the Eagles aren’t prepared to invest in a running back, which casts question on both Swift’s future and Barkley’s chances of ever being signed by the team. have relieved the Philadelphia Eagles’ concern about playing the former Penn State standout twice a season. Alternatively, the Eagles might become one of the several teams vying for Barkley’s signature during his unrestricted free agency. In a recent report, Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post reports that Barkley and the Eagles have “mutual” interest. “Both parties have an interest in that. Saquon to the Eagles is a plausible scenario, according to Dunleavy.

Although the Eagles acquired D’Andre Swift from the Detroit Lions in the off-season, replacing Miles Sanders as the team’s starting back, the 25-year-old will also be eligible for free agency following just one season. The former Georgia Bulldog, Swift, is coming off a breakout year in which he gained 1,049 yards and five scores on 229 rushes in addition to 214 yards and a touchdown as a pass-catcher out of the backfield. In addition to his output, Swift maintained his health, which was something he had not done during his three years with the Lions.

Even though Swift had a good year, past performance indicates that the Eagles aren’t prepared to invest in a running back, which casts question on both Swift’s future and Barkley’s chances of ever being signed by the team.