If Barkley can avoid a late-season injury, he will likely shatter LeSean McCoy’s single-season rushing record (1,607) set in 2013 for Philadelphia, and he’s pacing toward A 2,000-yard rushing season ahead of a deep playoff run.

Eagles running back Saquon Barkley remains on pace to set a new NFL rushing record after yet another 100-yard performance against the Baltimore Ravens. Barkley put up 107 yards rushing Sunday night, despite the Ravens entering the game with the league’s second-best rushing defense.

A hit with even the most fickle Philly fan, Barkley has moved into second place in NFL MVP odds behind just Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen. Both at home and on the road, Philadelphia fans are letting Barkley know as the former Penn State QB is getting MVP chants wherever he plays right now.