Saquon Barkley celebrates Eagles’ Super Bowl 2025 win with ex-Giants teammates
NY Post
Saquon Barkley’s party for his 28th birthday was a Giants reunion with his former teammates, Odell Beckham Jr. and Sterling Shepard.
Beckham, who is a free-agent wide receiver, and Shepard, now a wideout with the Buccaneers, attended a private celebration for the Eagles running back after Philadelphia’s 40-22 rout of the Chiefs at Caesar Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday in Super Bowl 2025, as seen in photos by photographer Josh Sobel.
Barkley signed a three-year, $37.75 million contract with Philadelphia last March after six seasons with the Giants.
The bash took place at St. Pizza, according to People, which reported Leonardo DiCaprio and Chance The Rapper were in attendance.
Other guests included Eagles center Landon Dickerson and wide receiver Jahan Dotson, Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons, sports broadcaster Taylor Rooks, comedian Pete Davidson and actors Miles Teller and Zac Efron, footage posted on TikTok shows.
Shepard re-posted a snapshot with Beckham and Barkley with the caption, “4L,” to his Instagram Story.
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