PHILADELPHIA — Like Michael Jordan’s iconic dunk from the foul line, immortalized in a bronze statue outside of Chicago’s United Center and adorning his billion-dollar line of Nike apparel, Saquon Barkley’s jaw-dropping reverse hurdle has quickly become his signature. And now everyone can do it. EA Sports announced on Wednesday that the Eagles running back’s “creatively extraterrestrial” backwards hurdle, which he performed in the second quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars three weeks ago, has been added to the latest update of the “Madden 25” video game. “It’s rare, this day and age, to see something that’s never been done before,” […]
