Jalen Hurts’ Blood-Clotting Condition to Keep Him Out for Rest of Season
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing criticism regarding their management of quarterback Jalen Hurts' severe blood-clotting condition, which will lead to him missing the rest of the season.
Myrtle Beach Florence, SC, October 20, 2026 —
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing criticism over their management of quarterback Jalen Hurts’ severe blood-clotting condition, which is expected to keep him out for the rest of the season.
The available information does not identify who has criticized the team or specify which decisions or actions prompted the criticism. It also does not provide details about when Hurts’ condition was diagnosed, what treatment or care he has received, or how the Eagles reached the decision that he would miss the remainder of the season.
Hurts’ absence is the stated consequence of the condition. The information provided does not include details about the team’s plans at quarterback, a timeline for his recovery, or whether further medical updates are expected. No statements from Hurts, the Eagles, medical professionals or other parties were provided.
The criticism and the season-ending absence are the only reported developments in the summary. Without additional information, the specific basis for the criticism and the Eagles’ handling of Hurts’ condition cannot be assessed. Details about the decisions under scrutiny, the people making the criticism and the team’s response were not provided.
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