Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been diagnosed with multiple blood clots in his lungs, leading to his decision to miss the remainder of the NFL season. Reports indicate that treatment will take a minimum of three months. Hurts is currently stable and will be treated with anticoagulants, which will prevent him from engaging in contact activities. The Eagles and Hurts' agent have expressed optimism regarding his recovery.
Key facts
- Jalen Hurts diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli.
- Treatment expected to take at least three months.
- Hurts played against the Jaguars on October 11 despite a previous blood clot.
- A follow-up ultrasound revealed movement in the blood clot.
- The Eagles anticipate no long-term effects from Hurts' condition.
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