Eagles QB Jalen Hurts reportedly out for 2026 season after being diagnosed with blood clots in lungs
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the 2026 season due to the issue.
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NFL news, live updates: Eagles QB Jalen Hurts reportedly out for season as he undergoes treatment for DVT, blood clots in lungs; Colts fire Chris Ballard
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Stephen A. Smith reveals somber ‘hope’ for Eagles’ Jalen Hurts after scary blood clot diagnosis
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will miss the remainder of the 2026 NFL season after doctors diagnosed him with deep vein thrombosis and bilatera...
Nick Saban recalls kind gesture from Jalen Hurts amid ex-Alabama football QB health concerns
Nick Saban will remember his former Alabama football QB Jalen Hurts as a "first class guy." How Saban is showing support amid Hurts' health scare.
Nick Sirianni expresses trust in medical staff after Jalen Hurts update
Nick Sirianni expressed full confidence in the Eagles’ medical staff when asked about Jalen Hurts playing in London before his updated diagnosis
Nick Sirianni backs Sean Mannion as Eagles’ offensive struggles continue
Nick Sirianni expressed confidence in Sean Mannion and confirmed he remains the Eagles’ play-caller after Philadelphia’s fourth straight loss
Jalen Brunson Says 'There's No Relaxation' After Knicks Won 2026 NBA Title
The New York Knicks are just over 24 hours away from celebrating their first NBA championship since 1973, but team captain Jalen Brunson isn't letting his team take its foot off the gas.
Jim Nantz hurts himself trying a football move on JJ Watt during Bills-Raiders broadcast
While calling the NFL’s Buffalo Bills-Las Vegas Raiders game for CBS, Jim Nantz hurt his hand with JJ Watt while trying to punch the football out of his hand...
Lamar Jackson Injury Update, Latest on Ravens QB's Status and Return Timeline Ahead of Bengals Game
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could "potentially" practice this week ahead of a showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals as he continues to try to work his way back from an ankle injury, head coach Jesse Minter said on Monday.