Perhaps no team in the NFL was under more pressure in Week 3 than the Philadelphia Eagles, who were not only trying to put their stunning Week 2 loss to

Saquon Barkley is thriving with the Eagles, but he had time to shout out Malik Nabers, the budding star rookie for his former Giants, but Big Blue fans were not having it.

The split between the New York Giants and Saquon Barkley was the highlight of the NFL offseason. Then, Barkley headed for the Giants division rival, the Philadelphia Eagles. Although the Giants’ GM Joe Schoen had no regrets about the move,

Two days after Nick Sirianni revealed that he made the play call on the Eagles’ failed fourth-and-1 attempt at the end of the first half against the New Orleans Saints, Kellen Moore echoed the head coach’s sentiment that play-calling is collaborative in nature.

Nick Sirianni unintentionally opened a can of worms Sunday when he said it was his call on a failed fourth-and-one play just before halftime of the Eagles’ 15-12 win over the Saints in New Orleans. It wasn’t the play — a fake quarterback sneak and handoff to Saquon Barkley — that was so alarming to some.

The Eagles were back in Philly after their win over the Saints on Sunday, and head coach Nick Sirianni spoke on Monday about his role in the play-calling, what he thinks about the WR room depth, and revealed that Jalen Carter earned a game ball in New Orleans.