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Barkley learning new offense with different terminology and under-center looks.
Saquon BarkleyRBPHI
Barkley is adapting to a new offense in 2026 that requires learning different terminology, structure, and attack schemes; the shift from shotgun to under-center quarterback positioning presents a seismic change in how he conducts business as a running back, though he welcomes the challenge as a competitor.
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A new offense brings a new challenge, which as running back Saquon Barkley explains, is 'starting from scratch.' The terminology is different. The structure is, in some respects, different. The way to attack defenses is different. For a running back, having the quarterback under center versus having the quarterback in the shotgun presents a new way of conducting business.
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