Saquon Barkley escapes from an offensive player of the year

Giants allowed Saquon Bakley to fly to free agency. Their loss was an eagle’s win.

In his first year, Bakley became an Eagle MVP candidate. He probably won’t win that neighborhood, who became a reward for the returnee, but Barkley won an offensive player of the year.

He had 345 transport for 2,005 meters and 13 touchdowns and added 33 catches for 278 meters and two touchdowns for Eagles. Barkley became the ninth player in the NFL history rush for more than 2,000 meters in the season, and its 2,005 meters are the eighth in the history of the league.

Barkley is the only player in the NFL history to rush for 2,000 or more meters, and 13 or more TouchDowns, and at the same time as an average of more than 5.8 meters (5,81) per wear.

He published in his career High Tarica (302) and a franchise record in a hurry to win (255) in winning 37-20 in relation to the ram in 12. The week. He had 11 matches with 100 or more urgent yards, including five of 150 or 150 or more.

Barkley won a prize with 406 points and 35 of the 50 votes of the first place. Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson was another (183 points, 12. Votes for Bengalce Ja’Marr Chase (171, 0) Third, Ravens Running Back Derrick Henry Fourth (92, 1) and Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow (78, 1). Accounts Quarterback Josh Allen had another voting of the first first place and ended the sixth place.

Jackson is a favorite for MVP.