Saquon Barkley set franchise records in the Philadelphia Eagles' win over the Los Angeles Rams — and brought Penn State fans back to an all-time performance.

Saquon Barkley had one of the greatest nights for any player in the 91-year history of the Philadelphia Eagles. No player in Eagles history rushed for 250-plus yards or had 300-plus yards from scrimmage in a game until Barkley accomplished both feats in Sunday's 37-20 victory over the Los Angeles Rams.

Barkley, the longtime Giants star, racked up the ninth-most yards rushing in an NFL game largely thanks to huge TD runs bookending the second half.

The Eagles (9-2) used a second-half burst, beginning with Barkley’s 70-yard touchdown run in the opening minutes of the half, to get ahead of the Rams with a two-score advantage. While Philadelphia and Los Angeles exchanged scores over the next couple of drives,

Sanquon Barkley’s giant steps left the Los Angeles Rams in shambles on Sunday night. The Philadelphia Eagles running back rushed for 255 yards and two touchdowna in a 37-20 win at SoFi Stadium. Barkley had a 70-yard run on the opening place of the second half to give Philadelphia a 20-7 lead.