NFL champion Saquan Barkley has extended his great year, being named the cover athlete for Electronic Arts’ Madden NFL 26.

*Saquon Barkley Graces Madden NFL 26 Cover After Stellar NFL Comeback Season**

 

In a year already marked by a stunning NFL resurgence and a championship ring, Saquon Barkley has taken another step into football immortality. Electronic Arts announced today that Barkley, the electrifying running back and reigning NFL champion, will be the cover athlete for *Madden NFL 26*—solidifying his place as the face of football for a new generation of fans.

 

This prestigious honor is a fitting capstone to Barkley’s unforgettable season, where he led the Philadelphia Eagles to their first Super Bowl title in five years and captured Super Bowl MVP honors in the process. Known for his punishing yet graceful running style, Barkley amassed 2,101 scrimmage yards and 22 total touchdowns in the regular season, proving himself once again as one of the NFL’s elite playmakers.

 

The announcement came via a live EA Sports reveal event in Los Angeles, with Barkley taking the stage in front of a roaring crowd of fans, teammates, and NFL legends. “This is surreal,” Barkley said, clearly emotional. “As a kid growing up, playing *Madden* every day after school, I dreamed about this. But to actually see my face on the cover? That’s something I’ll never take for granted.”

 

### A Return to Glory

 

Barkley’s journey to the Madden cover is nothing short of inspirational. After a series of injuries early in his career threatened to derai

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