The Philadelphia Eagles responded to the long will of the Washington commanders to start the NFC championship with a little short.
It only took 18 seconds. The Eagles quarter-Arrière, Jalen Hurts, launched the ball to the Ballon bearer Saquon Barkley and the superstar player did the rest.
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Les Eagles, the Ballon Ball Carrier Saquon Barkley, famous after having run for a hit against Washington commanders during the NFC championship match on Sunday January 26, 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP photo / Matt Slocum)
Barkley found a hole, broke a tackle and turned around a defender of the commanders to run for a touch of 60 yards. Philadelphia increased by 7-3 at the start of the first quarter.
Jayden Daniels led Washington on a game of 18 games and 54 yards to start the match. The commanders made two conversions from fourth to the bottom before Zane Gonzalez nailed a 34 yards basket. On the next Washington journey, the defense of the Eagles has escaped the wide receiver Dyami Brown and Philadelphia recovered.
The Eagles and their fans burst at Lincoln Financial Field. The NFL world was just as excited on social networks.
The Eagles quarter-Arrière, Jalen Hurts, launched the ball to the Ballon bearer Saquon Barkley and the superstar player did the rest. (AP photo / Matt Slocum)
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Barkley has not finished. He scored again at the first quarter later while the Eagles increased by 14-3.
Barkley seemed to rely on his incredible performances in the victory of the Eagles division round against the Rams of Los Angeles. He succeeded two long points affected in the victory to accompany his 205 yards on the ground. Philadelphia won the match 28-22.
The former New York giants who run back have run for at least 100 meters in four consecutive games and approaches a fifth consecutive match. The sequence returned to the defeat of the three points of Philadelphia against Washington on December 22.
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