Eagles star Saquon Barkley is wrapping up one of the finest seasons for any running back in NFL history. And a former Lombardi Trophy-winning head coach is expecting Barkley to keep his good mojo going Sunday when he makes his Super Bowl debut against the Chiefs.

Saquon Barkley evades questions about personal accolades like they are lunging linebackers, but admitted Wednesday that one of his goals is to match a feat only accomplished by Emmitt Smith and Terrell Davis.

"I'll always have love for (Gettleman)," Barkley said. "He is the guy who gave me an opportunity and drafted me to New York.