Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley left Sunday’s Week 2 game against the Tennessee Titans after suffering a left arm injury on the opening offensive play.
Barkley was hit for no gain and stayed on the field briefly before being checked by the medical staff. He then went into the locker room for further evaluation. The Eagles later listed him as questionable to return with a stinger, leaving his status uncertain for the rest of the game. Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley are handling the running back duties while Barkley is being evaluated.
The Eagles are playing the Titans in Nashville in their first road game of the 2026 regular season. There is no confirmed time for Barkley’s return yet. Philadelphia has not announced a specific timeline beyond his current status.
Because barkley is one of the team’s main offensive players, his absence would change the way Philadelphia uses its backfield, particularly. A stinger can cause pain, numbness or weakness in the arm, so the team will need to check his condition before deciding if he can go back into the game. The Eagles’ questionable designation means he has not been ruled out for the rest of the game, but he must first be cleared to play. That means it is too early to say whether Barkley will return later in the game or remain on the sideline. The Eagles could continue to rely on both running backs if Barkley is unable to return. For now, Barkley remains questionable to return with a left arm stinger, and the Eagles’ medical staff will determine whether he can safely re-enter the game.
The Eagles officially listed the injury as a stinger and said Barkley was questionable to return.
