Eagles' Saquon Barkley revealed that he had to give up his equity stake in the prediction market platform Polymarket, according to a Fox News report. The report said the change was tied to NFL gambling rules.

According to Fox News, the NFL's gambling rules bar players from prediction market ties, and Barkley's stake fell under that restriction. The summary of the report uses the phrase "prediction market ties" to describe the rules but does not provide their text or specific provisions.

The headline of the Fox News report states that the NFL directed Barkley to sell the stake. The summary does not use the word "directed" or describe a league instruction to him, so the headline and the summary differ in how they describe the NFL's role.

The summary describes the disclosure as something Barkley revealed, but it does not say where or how he made it. It also does not say when he gave up the stake or what its value was.

Neither the headline nor the summary includes a statement from the NFL, the Eagles, or Polymarket. Fox News, as described in the summary, presents Barkley's account without additional comment from those parties.

This account relies only on the Fox News report and its summary.

Sources: Fox News: Eagles' Saquon Barkley says NFL directed him to sell stake in prediction market platform.