With each one attaining some increase in production value and aesthetic, the release of video edits of lengthy Saquon Barkley touchdown runs have become something of events unto themselves. Versions with and without broadcasters are cut and edited. End zone angles. Sideline angles. Clips of Barkley himself meeting with the photographers and videographers who have become a part of this romp into history.
But no matter how hard we look at the most famous clip of his season—a breathtaking, snow-scattered run in the divisional round of the playoffs that helped heave the Philadelphia Eagles past the unkillable Los Angeles Rams—it’s impossible to spot Greg Delimitros, Craig Blake, Peter Gould, Nick Still or Edward Miller. Nor are their names mentioned in concert with the moment, given how aggressively they eschew the attention. This is, of course, like airing a movie without rolling the credits and acknowledging the editors, set designers and stunt actors.
