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Saquon Barkley Explodes on Eagles’ Rookie RB After Repeated Mistakes Lead to Injury

Eagles Training Camp saw its most explosive moment yet—and it came from Saquon Barkley.

During a red-zone drill early in the session, tempers flared when one young running back ignored coaching instructions for the third time in less than ten minutes. The result: a misread run into traffic and a twisted ankle. But the bigger impact came right after.

Barkley didn’t hold back. Right there on the field, in front of the entire offense, the Pro Bowl RB let the rookie have it.

“I told you three damn times what the play was!” Barkley barked, voice echoing across the field.
“You wanna do your own thing? Go play somewhere else. This is Philly. We follow the standard—or you get the hell out the way.”

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The confrontation stunned onlookers and briefly paused the session.

Montrell Johnson Jr., the rookie out of Florida. Known for his raw strength, Johnson had flashed promise early in camp—but sources say he's been slow to adjust to pro-level demands, often freelancing instead of following assignment.

Coaches had already pulled him aside earlier in the day. Barkley’s outburst made sure the message was delivered—loud and personal.

While Johnson was helped off by trainers, the sideline buzz wasn’t just about the injury. It was about the standard. And Barkley made it clear: anyone threatening that standard, even by stubbornness, was going to hear about it—right then and there.

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