Saquon Barkley encourages Eagles teammates after loss to Cowboys
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 8:06 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Following the Philadelphia Eagles' latest defeat, running back Saquon Barkley addressed his teammates, emphasizing the importance of resilience during their five-game losing streak. The Eagles fell to a record of 2-5 after Monday's game against the Cowboys. Barkley, who played through injuries, stated that it is crucial for the team to keep fighting rather than giving up on the season. With starting quarterback Jalen Hurts sidelined for the remainder of the season, Barkley and other veterans must step up in leadership roles. Despite the disappointing results, Barkley remains committed to pushing through the hardships.
- •Eagles drop to 2-5 after loss to Cowboys.
- •Barkley emphasizes the need to keep competing.
- •Hurts is out for the season, increasing leadership pressure on veterans.
- •Barkley continues to play despite aggravating his hamstring injury.
- •Eagles face an uphill battle to turn their season around.
- 8:06 AMYahoo Sports — Saquon Barkley addressed teammates after loss: "Never quit, never give up"
"The Eagles fell to 2-5 on Monday night, but Barkley doesn't want to see anyone quitting on the season.
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