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Reports: Philadelphia Eagles to sign RB Saquon Barkley, DE Bryce Huff

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Saquon Barkley is coming home, and the Philadelphia Eagles also have a new pass rusher: Bryce Huff.The Eagles on Monday agreed to a three-year, $37.75 million contract with the former New York Giants running back, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Barkley could earn up...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Saquon Barkley is coming home, and the Philadelphia Eagles also have a new pass rusher: Bryce Huff.

The Eagles on Monday agreed to a three-year, $37.75 million contract with the former New York Giants running back, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Barkley could earn up to $46.75 million and has $26 million fully guaranteed, Schefter reported.

Barkley posted two Eagles emojis on X shortly after the report.

The Eagles also agreed to a three-year, $51.1 million contract with former New York Jets defensive end Bryce Huff, according to ESPN and the NFL Network.

Huff thanked Jets fans and the organization in a social media post.

Earlier Monday, the Eagles agreed to a four-year contract extension with Pro Bowl guard Landon Dickerson.

The Eagles also have permitted Pro Bowl edge rusher Haason Reddick to seek a trade and reportedly are shopping defensive end Josh Sweat.

The NFL's legal tampering window opened at noon Monday, meaning teams can negotiate with free agents but can't officially sign a contract until the new league year begins at 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Breaking down Barkley's fit with the Eagles

Rumors swirled leading up to the legal tampering window of mutual interest between Barkley and the Eagles, so a match didn't come as a total surprise. But the free-agent deal for a running back is out-of-character for Eagles general manager Howie Roseman.

Since 2020, running backs haven't accounted for more than $5.2 million in cap space each season, according to Spotrac.

The Eagles also have had success operating in a running back-by-committee in recent years, so signing Barkley is a change of pace.

Barkley will join the Birds after six seasons with the Giants, who drafted him No. 2 overall out of Penn State in 2018.

In six seasons in New York, Barkley has three 1,000-plus-yard rushing seasons while also displaying the ability to be a threat in the passing game. He won the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2018 after he ran for 1,307 yards and added 721 receiving yards for 15 total touchdowns.

Last season, Barkley ran for 962 yards and caught 41 passes for 280 yards and 10 total TDs.

According to StatMuse, Barkley is in the top five among running backs since 2018 in receiving yards (2,100) and receptions (288).

A potential red flag for Barkley is his injury history - he played only two games in 2020 after tearing his ACL. But since, Barkley has played 13, 16 and 14 games, respectfully, in the last three seasons. He hasn't played a full season since his rookie campaign.

But Barkley also gives the Eagles an elite weapon out of the backfield and their best three-down back since LeSean McCoy.

Barkley also adds to an already strong offense that features wide receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith and tight end Dallas Goedert. He gives quarterback Jalen Hurts an option out of the backfield, and pairing him with Hurts should give opposing defenses nightmares.

Since Hurts became the Eagles' starting QB, the Birds have ranked in the top 10 every year in rushing.

This is a developing story and will be updated.

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Eagles stun RB market, signing Saquon Barkley, report. Also add DE, give Dickerson $84M

The Eagles are reportedly signing star running back Saquon Barkley, a stunning move considering that they have not paid big money for running backs since Howie Roseman returned to power in 2016.Barkley will reportedly get a 3-year deal for $37.75 million, according to the NFL Network. Barkley, 27, has rushed for more than 1,000 yards three times in his career, including a career-high 1,312 in 2022. He had 962 yards last season in 14 games.But Barkely is also a dangerous receiver out of the backfield, and rates as...

The Eagles are reportedly signing star running back Saquon Barkley, a stunning move considering that they have not paid big money for running backs since Howie Roseman returned to power in 2016.

Barkley will reportedly get a 3-year deal for $37.75 million, according to the NFL Network. Barkley, 27, has rushed for more than 1,000 yards three times in his career, including a career-high 1,312 in 2022. He had 962 yards last season in 14 games.

But Barkely is also a dangerous receiver out of the backfield, and rates as a good blocker. Barkley had 280 receiving yards last season. As a rookie in 2018, Barkley had 1,307 yards rushing and 721 yards receiving.

That was just part of a busy day for the Eagles, who minutes earlier made it clear that they're ready to move on from edge rushers Haason Reddick and/or Josh Sweat by bringing in Jets free agent edge rusher Bryce Huff.

ESPN is reporting that Huff will sign a three-year deal worth as much as $51.1 million once the new league year begins Wednesday at 4 p.m.

Huff, who turns 26 next month, originally signed with the Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2020 out of Memphis. He had a career-high 10 sacks last season. That included 1.5 sacks in the Jets' 20-14 upset win over the Eagles last Oct. 15.

He becomes the highest-paid undrafted player who's not a quarterback in NFL history.

The Eagles are also reportedly signing linebacker Zack Baun to a one-year deal. Baun was a 2020 third-round pick of the Saints. Baun started 6 games last season. He had an interception, 2 sacks and 30 total tackles.

It's not known yet if he'll start next to Nakobe Dean this coming season.

The Eagles got things rolling about an hour before that by signing guard Landon Dickerson to a four-year contract extension that will make him the highest-paid guard in the NFL − at least for now.

A bit later, star running back D'Andre Swift is reportedly leaving to sign a three-year deal worth as much as $24 million with the Chicago Bears. Barkley is an upgrade.

Dickerson was still a year away from free agency, but the NFL Network is reporting that his new deal, which begins in 2025, is worth a reported maximum of $84 million with $50 million guaranteed. Dickerson is also getting a $20 million signing bonus.

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It's not a surprise that Swift would leave the Eagles, even after a career-high 1,049 yards rushing. After all, Miles Sanders left the previous offseason to sign a free agent deal with the Carolina Panthers after he had a career-high 1,269 yards rushing.

But that changes now with Barkley.

As for Dickeson, it's easy to see why the Eagles wanted to give Dickerson an extension well before he's eligible for free agency. Dickerson was drafted in the second round in 2021 as Jason Kelce's successor at center.

But Dickerson moved to left guard early that season after Isaac Seumalo tore his Achilles. The Eagles then drafted Cam Jurgens to ultimately replace Kelce, who retired last week.

Dickerson has started every game he's played at left guard, and was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2022 and 2023. He quickly became a cornerstone on the offensive line, along with Kelce, right tackle Lane Johnson and left tackle Jordan Mailata.

Dickerson, asked at the end of the season, if he had given much thought to a new contract, replied: "Not really. The only thought in my mind is I would love to stay around here and have my whole career here."

He'll get that chance, at least through 2028.

As for Huff, his signing makes it likely that one, and maybe both, of the Eagles' two sack leaders will either be traded or released.

Reddick had 11 sacks last season and 16 in 2022. But he's entering the final year of his three-year, $45 million deal and has said that he wants an extension. Reddick, who turns 30 in September, would likely seek a deal averaging $20-$25 million in average annual salary.

The Eagles might not be willing to pay that over three-plus years as Reddick approaches his mid-30s. In addition, Reddick has a team-high salary cap charge of $21.9 million this season. If the Eagles trade or release him after June 1, they'd save $16 million on the salary cap.

Sweat is also entering the final year of his three-year, $40 million deal, and counts $9.1 million on the cap. He's about to turn 27, but he had 6.5 sacks last season, including none in the final eight regular-season games.

No doubt, the Eagles would love to get at least one early-round draft pick in a trade for either playeer.

And they might need that extra pick or picks after signing Barkley, who was clearly the best running back in the free agent class.

The Eagles experienced this first-hand, playing the Giants twice each season. The Eagles could still add a running back in the draft. Barkley and Kenny Gainwell are the only backs under contract for 2024 as Swift is already gone. Rashaad Penny, who played sparingly, and Boston Scott are free agents.

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FanDuel Creates Deepfake Charles Barkley for TV Ad

FanDuel has created a deepfake version of a young Charles Barkley to star in a series of new television ads alongside the present-day version of the former NBA player. Barkley and “Young Chuck” are promoting the sports betting platform and its new “Think Like a Player” campaign ahead of the NBA playoffs.Young Chuck DeepfakeThe first ad features Barkley showing how to use FanDuel and wishing he could bet on his favorite player, Young Chuck, who happens to be sitting next to him on the couch. After a fis...

FanDuel has created a deepfake version of a young Charles Barkley to star in a series of new television ads alongside the present-day version of the former NBA player. Barkley and “Young Chuck” are promoting the sports betting platform and its new “Think Like a Player” campaign ahead of the NBA playoffs.

Young Chuck Deepfake

The first ad features Barkley showing how to use FanDuel and wishing he could bet on his favorite player, Young Chuck, who happens to be sitting next to him on the couch. After a fist bump, the 1990s edition of Barkley in his Phoenix Suns gear marvels over his future self’s new home and inquires about Barkley’s current age and if he can still dunk. The deepfake overlays Barkley’s digitally generated and de-aged face over a real actor’s body, though the voice seems to be the actor’s own rather than a synthetically generated voice. This is the first of several Young Chuck ads planned for the playoffs, culminating with the release of the final ad during the finals.

“We’re excited to tap into the energy of the NBA playoffs as well as the fanhood for Charles,” FanDuel executive vice president of marketing, Andrew Sneyd said. “This campaign will not only cement FanDuel’s place in the conversation of brands that are adding to the sports experience but continue to give us the opportunity to flex our creative muscle and demonstrate how we’re reaching our target audience in unique ways.”

Deepfake Entertainment

The entertainment industry has begun to adopt deepfake technology at an accelerating clip. Synthetic media developer Metaphysic has taken the lead in films, de-aging Tom Hanks in his upcoming movie and partnering with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) to create more generative AI tools. Meanwhile, the creators of South Park launched the deepfake AI studio Deep Voodoo, which raised $20 million earlier this year. , and deepfake media stars are the center of the new British show Deep Fake Neighbour Wars. Metaphysic also took fourth place in the most recent season of America’s Got Talent (AGT), ending with a performance by a synthetic Elvis Presley. And Barkley isn’t even the first to interact with his younger, deepfake self. Jimmy Kimmel interviewed a deepfake version of himself from 20 years ago to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his late-night show in February.

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Charles Barkley says he named his daughter after the Christiana Mall in Delaware

As a person named Michael, I don't have much ground to talk about the creativity of first names. My parents opted for a classic over second-place Max and I joined the Mikes of the world, sometimes mixing it up with a Mikey if I happen to like it.Some parents are much bolder in their choice of names. Body builder John Brown, a three-time Mr. World winner, has three football-player sons who are named Equanimeous, Aman-Ra and Osiris St. Brown. That's some inspired naming. Same goes for Chubba Hubbard, Seranthony Dominguez and Laviska She...

As a person named Michael, I don't have much ground to talk about the creativity of first names. My parents opted for a classic over second-place Max and I joined the Mikes of the world, sometimes mixing it up with a Mikey if I happen to like it.

Some parents are much bolder in their choice of names. Body builder John Brown, a three-time Mr. World winner, has three football-player sons who are named Equanimeous, Aman-Ra and Osiris St. Brown. That's some inspired naming. Same goes for Chubba Hubbard, Seranthony Dominguez and Laviska Shenault, who's actually a junior. Those are some distinctive first names.

It's not uncommon for parents to draw from geographical locations to pick the names of their children. There's Penn Badgley, Paris Hilton, Winona Ryder and Orlando Bloom, to name a few.

Then we have Charles Barkley, the Sixers legend and "NBA on TNT" analyst, who said this week that his daughter, Christiana, is named after the mall in New Castle County, Delaware. He specifically said the mall, not the small town in which it's located.

Here's Barkley talking to colleague Ernie Johnson during a new episode of their podcast, "The Steam Room."

Charles Barkley says he named his daughter after a mall in Delaware pic.twitter.com/AdJpFgoWjq

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"There's a Christiana Mall in Delaware that I used to always go by," Barkley said. "That's how she got her name, Christiana.

"You named your daughter after a mall? Why?" Johnson asked.

"I don't know, I just liked the mall," Barkley said.

It's a pretty good mall, and it's especially popular in the tri-state area because Delaware doesn't have a sales tax. And, for what it's worth, Christiana invokes the name of Christ. It's not as if Barkley called his daughter King of Prussia.

Christiana Barkley got married earlier this year to Ilya Hoffman. They met while hanging out with a bunch of Villanova University fans. Barkley graduated from Villanova in 2011. She was born in 1989, when Barkley was still on the Sixers and would have had opportunities to pass the Christiana Mall with some regularity.

Hoffman, who isn't much of a sports fan, recognized the Barkley name not because of Chuck's Hall of Fame career, but because of "Space Jam," he told The New York Times.

The next time you visit the Christiana Mall, you can picture the gears in Charles Barkley's head turning as he decided, "If I ever have a daughter, I'm going to name her after this fine shopping mall."

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