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Charles Curtis

Saquon Barkley’s awful dropped pass led to a Peyton Manning reaction like he was an Eagles fan

Peyton Manning Eagles Saquon Barkley Matt Ryan

Peyton Manning is just like all of you Philadelphia Eagles fans out there.

He watched Saquon Barkley get out in the flat on a 3rd-and-3 with under two minutes to go and the Eagles in the red zone … and the running back dropped a would-be first down that would have given Philly a chance to put the game away in the end zone.

Manning’s reaction? He had to just get up and walk away for a second. We know what happened next. The Atlanta Falcons drove for the game-winning score and extra point after an Eagles field goal, all with Matt Ryan watching with the ManningCast:

Brutal.

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