Barkley's magical first season in Philadelphia couldn't portend the struggles that followed in 2025, but in hindsight it's safe to say that everything was lined up perfectly for Barkley in 2024 in a way that might be difficult to recapture. He should keep playing at an elite level for his own part, but the broader state of the Philadelphia offense remains to be seen. The divorce between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown will force a paradigm shift, and the Eagles offensive line didn't live up to its dominant standard last year. Even so, these concerns highlight the fact that, while everything was perfect for Barkley and the Eagles in 2024, things fell apart in 2025 in a way that felt like the worst-case, non-injury scenario for Barkley's fantasy investors. If 1,413 yards and nine touchdowns from scrimmage is your worst case, things probably aren't so bad. One way Barkley's luck could turn for the better would be regarding offensive line injuries -- the Eagles missed reps or had guys playing hurt at left guard, center and right tackle at various points, and the second-half absence of Lane Johnson in particular was hugely impactful. There's also hope in Philadelphia that new coordinator Sean Mannion can help Nick Sirianni get the offense back on track from a schematic standpoint while adjusting to Brown's departure and incorporating rookie WR Makai Lemon and rookie TE Eli Stowers. Regardless of how things shake out for Philadelphia's offense in general, Barkley should continue to rank among the RB leaders in snaps and carries per game.