Saquon Barkley, Brian Daboll, the Giants and Eagles are all acting like Sunday is just another divisional game. It is not. And they know it.

Saquon Barkley makes his anticipated return to MetLife Stadium on Sunday. Of course, Barkley plays for the Philadelphia Eagles now -- the New York Giants bitter rival down Interstate 95. The latest chapter of the Eagles-Giants rivalry is a big one because of how good Barkley has been in Philadelphia,

The Giants and Eagles hate each other. The organizations. The fans. There is nothing but ill will. But Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium is even more than a rivalry.

Tiki Barber doesn’t know if Saquon Barkley — the running back he called “dead to me” in March for his free agency decision — will get booed Sunday when the Eagles face the Giants for the first time since he left.

Former Giants running back Saquon Barkley will step back inside MetLife Stadium on Sunday as a member of the Eagles. Newsday Giants beat reporter Kim Jones joins New York Blitz to discuss what to expect from fans and why Barkley wasn’t a Giant “for life.

Their ultimate decision to tell him to test free agency was embarrassingly captured on HBO’s “Hard Knocks.” Still, it doesn’t sit well in New York that Barkley almost immediately signed with the Giants’ division rival down the Turnpike in Philadelphia.

The 3-2 Eagles will take a trip to North Jersey to face their first NFC East rival of the season, the 2-4 New York Giants. The matchup will mark Saquon Barkley’s return to MetLife Stadium since signing a three-year deal with the Eagles during the offseason.