Saquon Barkley delivered a dominant performance in the Philadelphia Eagles' NFC Championship victory against the Washington Commanders, amassing impressive stats and sparking criticism directed at the New York Giants for letting him go.

Barkley rushed for 118 yards on just 15 carries, scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter, one of which was a remarkable 60-yard run that ignited the Eagles' fanbase. His performance fueled speculation about what could have been for the Giants.

As the Eagles celebrated their Super Bowl berth, NFL fans and analysts alike questioned the Giants' decision to prioritize Daniel Jones with a four-year contract and ultimately allow Barkley to enter free agency, where he joined a rival team.

Even prominent figures like Tom Brady weighed in, commenting on the Giants' missed opportunity. In his first season with Philadelphia, Barkley nearly broke the single-season rushing record, showcasing his immense talent. His strategic rest during the final regular season game proved beneficial, as he has maintained his exceptional performance throughout the playoffs, accumulating 442 rushing yards and five touchdowns in just three games.

The Eagles are now set to face the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.