Saquon Barkley's impressive debut with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he scored three touchdowns in a 34-29 victory over the Green Bay Packers, has intensified scrutiny on the New York Giants for allowing him to leave in free agency. The Giants' decision, compounded by the resignation of defensive coordinator Wink Martindale, has created vulnerabilities for coach Brian Daboll as the team faces a challenging season. Barkley, who rushed for 103 yards and added 23 receiving yards, displayed the explosive talent that the Giants may regret losing, especially as they currently struggle with a less formidable offensive lineup. Giants owner John Mara expressed concern over Barkley's potential success with a rival, as he was the team's most popular player. The Giants' front office is under fire for their handling of the situation, which was exacerbated by a controversial appearance in the HBO series 'Hard Knocks'. As the Giants prepare for their upcoming game against the Vikings, many fans and analysts are questioning the wisdom of their offseason moves.