NEW ORLEANS — You are a Giants fan. You might be the son or daughter of a lifelong Giants fan, you might be a Giants fan whose family has had season tickets through the generations.
Many of you across the previous six seasons, young and old, male and female, filled MetLife Stadium in your No. 26 jersey, from the time he was drafted to his 39-yard run the first time he touched the ball in his first preseason game to his 1,307-yard, 91-catch Offensive Rookie of the Year season … until the fateful day he left the Giants to sign with the hated Eagles, of all teams.
And ran all the way to the New Orleans and the Super Bowl.
And now, 2,105 rushing yards later, Super Saquon Barkley will be galloping onto the Superdome field on Super Sunday, laser-focused on denying Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs their historic three-peat quest to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
