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Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley expressed his astonishment on Monday after discovering that he had been mentioned as a member of the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition. Barkley clarified that he had previously declined the opportunity to join the council earlier this year, making the announcement all the more unexpected.
In his remarks, Barkley conveyed that he felt "definitely a little shocked" upon hearing his name associated with the council. The council is designed to promote physical activity and healthy living across the United States, and while many athletes view such appointments as an honor, Barkley’s earlier decision to opt-out raises questions about the communication surrounding his inclusion.
As a prominent figure in sports, Barkley's reaction highlights the complexities and sometimes miscommunications that can occur within high-profile appointments. His commitment to fitness and health remains evident, regardless of his official role within the council.
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