Jalen Hurts Faces Season-ending Absence After Blood Clot Diagnosis
WHO:
Pro Football Network - Donovan McNabb, an Eagles legend, questioned how Philadelphia handled Jalen Hurts’ blood clots.
Us Magazine - “Hacks” star and Philadelphia Eagles superfan Hannah Einbinder, 31, publicly defended Jalen Hurts.
Pro Football Network - Jalen Hurts is an Eagles quarterback; his mother is Pamela.
Boston.com - A.J. Brown commented on Hurts’ condition.
WHAT:
Heavy NFL - Jalen Hurts was placed on blood thinners after a blood clot in his calf moved into his lungs.
Heavy NFL - Jason Kelce commented publicly on Hurts’ injury situation.
Pro Football Network - Jason Kelce said Philadelphia’s handling of Hurts’ blood clots “looks terrible.”
Boston.com - A.J. Brown said, “He can handle anything and I don't mean that lightly.”
Pro Football Network - McNabb described the situation as “terrifying.”
Us Magazine - Einbinder posted, “Shut your ass up,” addressing Hurts’ critics.
Us Magazine - Hurts was identified as 28 years old and diagnosed with multiple blood clots in his lungs.
Pro Football Network - Hurts was diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs, and his season ended.
Pro Football Network - Pamela urged fans to be grateful and shared the message: “Your Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye,” “Be Grateful.”
Boston.com - Brown said Hurts “can handle anything,” adding, “I know it's serious but he can handle it. I pray that God continues to keep his hand on him.”
Boston.com - Hurts was expected to miss the season following the blood-clot diagnosis.
WHY:
Pro Football Network - Pamela’s message followed Hurts’ season-ending diagnosis.
Boston.com - Brown described the condition as serious and expressed his prayer for Hurts.
HOW:
Boston.com - Brown expressed support by saying he believed Hurts could handle the situation and by praying for him.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was diagnosed with multiple blood clots in his lungs after a clot in his calf moved into his lungs. He was placed on blood thinners and expected to miss the rest of the season. Eagles legend Donovan McNabb called the situation “terrifying,” while Jason Kelce said Philadelphia’s handling of the blood clots “looks terrible.” Teammate A.J. Brown said Hurts “can handle anything,” adding that he knew the condition was serious and was praying for him. Hurts’ mother, Pamela, urged fans to be grateful, sharing the message, “Your Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye” and “Be Grateful.” Her words followed the season-ending diagnosis. Meanwhile, “Hacks” star and Eagles superfan Hannah Einbinder defended Hurts against his critics, posting, “Shut your ass up.”