Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni spoke about the addition of star running back Saquon Barkley, new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, and how the new look offense will operate.
Sirianni said adding Barkley is similar to when the team added A.J. Brown two years ago, in terms of trying to figure out the best way to utilize them.
"Guys like that, however you use them, they're going to do a good job," Sirianni said of Barkley on Tuesday at the NFL owners meetings.
With Barkley joining offensive weapons like the aforementioned Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Dallas Goedert, spreading the ball around will be a challenge for Sirianni and Moore.
"When you have all these different talents," Sirianni said..."You want to be able to spread the ball around to them. Week in and week out…it's not going to be so easy to do so."
When asked about his relationship with Jalen Hurts, Sirianni said, "When you are going through tough times, all relationships are tested...Teams that do well in sports are teams that are the closest…Obviously my relationship with Jalen is highly important, but [all the relationships] are important."
Ray Didinger, who joined the 94WIP Morning Show, spoke about the addition of Barley saying, "I think it has a potential to be a really good move."
Didinger says he expects Barkley to receive about 25 touches per game for the Eagles. "I am willing to go north of 25," Didinger said.
