Saquon Barkley's fiancée Anna Congdon reacts to massive new Eagles contract

Saquon Barkley might have saved the running back position single-handedly.
It was hotly debated by NFL pundits and Philadelphia Eagles fans last offseason whether it was worth signing a running back to a big contract. Even one as good as Barkley. Well, a Super Bowl LIX victory later thanks to his amazing 2,005-yard season that earned him the NFL Offensive Player of the Year award, it's now widely considered one of the biggest free-agency steals in NFL history.
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Speaking of NFL history, the Eagles rewarded the 28 year old with the most lucrative running back contract ever for a two-year, $41.2 million contract extension.
After an initial emoji reaction, the former Giants franchise player turned Philly icon took to Instagram to celebrate the news.
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"Overflow!," Barkley wrote. "Grateful for the Eagles Organization , grateful for my team, grateful for the amazing fans in Philly. Fly Eagles Fly 🦅"
His fiancée Anna Congdon replied to the post, "Let Jesus cook!"
The Barkley family, along with their two children, Jada, 6, and Saquon Jr., 2, have had a dream-come-true time since heading south down 95, capping it off with winning the Super Bowl on Saquon's birthday.
And now the cherry on top with Barkley cooking with a lucrative new contract.

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