In this explosive segment from 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, hosts Drew and Rob break down the NFC East running back rankings like never before. From analyzing rookies to evaluating seasoned veterans, the Goofballs go deep into which team holds the edge in the backfield heading into the new season. Of course, the conversation couldn’t escape Saquon Barkley, now suiting up for the Philadelphia Eagles after departing the NY Giants. Despite past frustrations from Giants fans, the guys give credit where it’s due—Saquon had an incredible year, putting up jaw-dropping numbers behind a solid Eagles offensive line. With over 2,200 total yards, he’s the undisputed RB1 in the NFC East.

But it’s not just about Saquon Barkley highlights or his new role with the Eagles. The guys give a deep dive into Tyrone Tracy Jr., the promising young Giants back who made waves in his rookie season and looks poised to break out further if the offensive line stays healthy. Paired with Cam Skattebo and veteran Devin Singletary, the Giants have quietly assembled the best backup running back group in the division, with the potential to challenge some starters.

They don’t hold back when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys, either, calling their current running back room “absolutely pathetic.” With Javonte Williams as the listed starter, Dallas is dead last in production and expectations. Rookies like Phil Mafah and Jaden Blue offer little confidence, and the Miles Sanders experiment hasn’t impressed since his departure from Philly. The Commanders, led by workhorse Brian Robinson Jr. and veteran Austin Ekeler, offer solid, if unspectacular, production. Still, it’s not enough to elevate them beyond third place.

Drew and Rob also take a close look at the Eagles’ overall depth, with Will Shipley and AJ Dillon backing up Barkley. While Barkley is the clear lead, the hosts question how well Philly could manage if Saquon goes down—something fans can’t ignore given his injury history. Meanwhile, the Giants’ backfield versatility puts them in a strong position to adapt to any scenario.

Whether you’re a fan of the Giants, Cowboys, Eagles, or Commanders, this breakdown of NFC East running back depth charts, highlights, and rankings is a must-watch. From rookie evaluations to veteran projections, this is one of the most in-depth, brutally honest assessments of the division’s running backs you’ll find. Don’t miss your chance to see where your team’s backfield stands and why the Giants are closer than you think to taking the NFC East by storm—especially if Saquon Barkley stumbles or goes down.

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