Eagles star Saquon Barkley says he was against Super Bowl -boos for Taylor Swift

Saquon Barkley does not support any of Taylor Swift Hate on Super Bowl.

In an interview at Howard Stern ShowPhiladelphia Eagles’ run back-which helped to bring his team to his second Super Bowl-victory that he was disappointed by the audience like Booing Taylor Swift at the big game.

“I remember showing her on the jumbotron and she was booed. I don’t understand. I don’t get why she got hatred there,” he told Stern, who agreed to it.

Barkley added that Swift diversified the audience and the audience by pulling their massive fanbas to the Super Bowl.

And more simple, said Barkley, Swift was admirable support for his partner, Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs runs back.

“She has made the game bigger,” Barkley noted, “we are trying to expand the game and you know, that she is part of it just helps it.”

The big game on Sunday, February 9, saw Philadelphia Eagles lead Kansas City Chief-who won the two previous Super Bowls 2023 and 2024-to half-time speechless before securing a 40-22 victory.

Never miss a story – register for People’s free daily newsletters Keeping up to date on the best of what people have to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling stories of human interest.

In front of his first Super Bowl – which randomly fell on Barkley’s 28th birthday – runs back reflected on his years in professional football. His younger I would be “super proud” of how far he has come, he told people – Barkley overcame a number of obstacles and even considered quitting when he was young.

“I still remember the conversation I had with my dad when I was younger and when I almost quit,” Barkley told People. “He said,“ You ended one thing in life, you will be a twist the rest of your life. “And that’s what always got stuck with me.”