By Brooks Kubena, Jeff Zrebiec and RJ Kraft Saquon Barkley got the better of Derrick Henry in a matchup featuring the league’s top two running backs Sunday as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Baltimore Ravens 24-19.

In the NFL’s pass-first era, the running backs are making noise at an old-school position. You could see his sarcasm begging for permission to bite. As Justice Hill listened to a question about the NFL’s running back revival, he pursed his lips and figured out how to respond the nicest way he could.

Jalen Hurts committed no turnovers, Saquon Barkley gained 107 rushing yards and scored the decisive touchdown, the defense shut down the NFL’s top offense, and the Eagles left Baltimore with an eighth straight win.

In an age where the running back position seems to be losing its value across the NFL, some are doing everything they can to show that it's still well worth inv

Whenever Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry gets 20 or more carries, the team’s offense is usually right on schedule. Henry recorded 140 rushing yards on 24 carries versus the Los

Barkley and Henry have proved well worth the money the Eagles and Ravens invested into the running back position during the offseason.

In the modern, pass-happy NFL, fans should cherish the running back matchup on display in Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles. B

In the history of the NFL, only three running backs have rushed for at least 1,300 yards, 10 touchdowns and an average of six yards per carry through 12 games. Two of them will be

Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry are having monster revival rushing seasons in their first years on their second NFL teams. Here's breaking down who's more valuable to respective Super Bowl contenders