From the episode
It's Omari and Hampton, isn't it? Oh, my God. Daniel. Did you just do it? You just did. It's Omari and Hampton, isn't it? It's not. It's not. It's not? I would never do that to you, girl. No, no, no. Who is it? No. It's just a future Hall of Famer known as Saquon Barkley.
STACKED’s take
Barkley's production dire; bench despite name, but hold as RB2 for goal-line upside.
Saquon Barkley has been a disappointment in fantasy despite his name value. Over his last four games, he produced nine, three, nine, and two fantasy points (182 rushing yards and four catches for eight yards over that span). He has only two carries inside the five for negative one rushing yard over that month and no rushing touchdowns, with just one catch per game. The Eagles have been bad, and with Tanner McKee now under center (Jalen Hurts out), the offense is not operating to its fullest potential. The offensive line has been tough. Barkley can't be started based on how he's played; he's only a starter because of his name. However, he should not be cut—he remains an RB2 given how thin the running back position is, and if he falls in the end zone, he can do things. There is a sliver of optimism: McKee targeted Damian Pierce through the air as a safety valve, and if McKee uses Barkley that way, it could unlock some fantasy ground.
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