Saquon Barkley, agent knew calls with Giants’ Joe Schoen were fair game for ‘Hard Knocks’
NY Post
Don’t worry about it. They knew.
All of them.
Saquon Barkley and his agent, Ed Berry, knew that their private phone conversations with Giants general manager Joe Schoen might be used at some point in “Hard Knocks.’’
Sure enough, the details of those talks were revealed last week in Episode 2 of the HBO docuseries and, while airing details about Barkley and a potential contract offer and impending free agency might have seemed as if the Giants breached a confidence, all parties involved were aware their words might find their way to the public.
Everyone involved, according to a source with knowledge of the show’s inner-workings, signed off on this prior to any scene in the first two episodes hitting the screen.
Episode 3 drops at 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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