Eagles' Saquon Barkley Shotguns a Beer During Locker Room Celebration After Super Bowl 2025 Win

Mar. 15, 2025

Saquon Barkley celebrates Super Bowl win on Feb. 9, 2025.Photo:Cooper Neill/Getty

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Saquon Barkleyis toasting the Philadelphia Eagles’Super Bowl 2025victory!

After accepting a can from a teammate, the shirtless Penn State alum chugged the beverage in mere seconds while various players celebrated in the background.

As if winning the Super Bowl on his 28th birthday wasn’t enough, Barkley also set the NFL single-season rushing record in the game’s first play from scrimmage.

Before he and his Eagles teammates hit the locker room, Barkleysoaked in the post-game revelry on the fieldwith his family — including fiancée Anna Congdon and their 6-year-old daughter Jada and 2-year-old son Saquon Jr.

The foursome made a stop for a post-game with Fox Sports, where Jada adorably sat on her dad’s lap. “Congratulations, you’re my favorite,” she told the NFL star.

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The Chiefs were seemingly prepared for Barkley’s run game — he finished with only 57 yards —  but not much else.

Saquon Barkley celebrates Super Bowl win on Feb. 9, 2025.Cooper Neill/Getty

Rookie cornerback Cooper DeJean — who also celebrated a birthday, turning 22 on Sunday —made arguably the game’s biggest play, picking off Chiefs quarterbackPatrick Mahomesand running it back for a touchdown for the Eagles to go up 17-0.

Before the matchup, Barkley spoke to PEOPLE about putting the title game in perspective. “The best birthday gift you can have is playing in the Super Bowl and the only thing better than that is winning the Super Bowl on your birthday,” he told PEOPLE at the time.

Barkley added, “So plans before or after…I really don’t have any idea or any game plan at all. I’m really just focusing on going out there and playing this game and trying to continue to play at a high level.”

source: people.com