The Rush: Saquon Barkley on Brady’s 7th ring and celebrating Groundhog Day

New York Giants RB Saquon Barkley stops by to discuss the progress he’s making in rehabilitating his torn ACL, whether the Chiefs or Bucs will come out on top in Super Bowl LV, how the Giants reacted to their playoff fate resting in the Eagles’ hands, what he told Derrick Henry the day he passed 2000 rush yards, and how he plans to spend March 14 (better known in Pennsylvania as Saquon Barkley Day). PLUS: It’s Groundhog Day...again...so Saquon reveals the day in his life he would relive over and over again.

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