A I feel is the only good pose by Barkley that would work well on a poster.

I went with the shots that had more 'action' in the image, as I thought those would look best in the poster style, so A and B were my top choices.

Love the image of hom in the middle of what he does best, which is run the ball in that lovely green jersey.

A simply because of the exciting run pose seen on the poster in the background.

I prefer posters with more action like in A and D.

Option A would be my preference, because of how Saquon is dashing through the air with a cool pose. He almost looks like he's flying through the air, which makes it look very eye-catching. The blurry crowd in the background adds to making him feel like he's flying above it all and removed from our reality. I think the lenticular effect will work pretty well on such an image.

I like the posters of him in action on the run or making a catch.

I most prefer the option A poster product design because I like the action and stiff arm style of this one the most. I chose options B and D second and third because I like the more action packed one with running more than the weird jump one. I chose option C last because this poster image is after the play which is less interesting and dynamic.

I like option A because I think this pose looks the coolest. I like that he's off the ground with his arm out.

I think the running "action shot" of option A would make the coolest looking poster out of the options provided. Option B, my second choice, is a similar type of action shot, but I think option A looks better because it's more dynamic.

If I were a huge football fan, I think it would be cool to have one of these posters to show multiple versions of my favorite player.

I would prefer the running action shots in the poster.

I would put them in this order. Choice A would be my top choice. I think that image would look great as a 3D poster.

Option A is the best because it has Saquon in an action running pose that looks more cool

I prefer option A because the body positioning is very energetic and active.

I chose the most interesting and dynamic posters to me out of the group.

The green jersey and the running action pose are more iconic and attractive. I think Barkley will be remembered as an Eagle not a Giant.

Because my top pick is more of an in action picture which I think would look best in this style.

To me the best action shots should be posters that show the runner in motion on the field, options B and A capture an authentic in game moment and that would translate to a good look for the moving style poster

I like the pose in this version. Makes for a very dynamic image. Add the lenticular effect and it will be an even better image!

My favorite choice for a poster is a good in action shot of the player running a good play, like Option B.

I know he scores a lot of touchdowns, but Saquon is a running back and I think it is important to show him running with the ball, like in my top choice.

Definitely as an Eagle (B and A). From there, I prefer the more action shots.

If I am being honest, I feel like at this very moment, I would likely be perfectly fine any of these 3D posters. I think this is a very fun and interesting concept, especially for someone that is a big fan of this athlete. I could easily see this being a great gift for a big football, as well.

I prefer the ones where the player appears larger in the photo

I think option C would be the best because of the way he is standing. It would make it look more exciting that the other options.

Option C has the best poster design and it makes me feel more connected with this 3D poster brand.

I like the ones that have poses that show the most action on the field.

Option D had the best transitions. I liked how the Texas Tech and Kansas City jerseys were shown for him. For this product and for any player, having the college jerseys included is definitely a plus.

When making a lenticular poster I think it's important that the player is mostly facing forward in the photo so for that reason I ranked A last because he's turned too much to the side and I don't think that will work too well. While I do like his pose in C I ranked it third because he doesn't have a football in his hand and I think he should because he's a football player. I think D and B would both work equally well as a lenticular poster and I had a tough time choosing which one to rank first. I ended up going with D because he looks like he's about to score a touchdown and I think that makes the poster feel more exciting than him just running in the open field in B.