The Eagles are in turmoil after quarterback Jalen Hurts was sent home with a blood‑clot issue, sparking accusations that the organization mishandled his care and ignored his contract‑extension demands. Team spokesman Marc Sirianni’s repetitive statements have drawn criticism for lacking medical transparency, and insiders suggest the mishandling could damage both Hurts’ future in Philadelphia and head coach Nick Sirianni’s job security. Fans recall the last major crossroads when Carson Wentz demanded a trade, noting the current crisis may be even more damaging. The article compiles links and opinions questioning the Eagles’ medical protocols and leadership, hinting at a potential fallout that could reshape the franchise’s direction.
After learning that Jalen Hurts will miss multiple months of the season due to blood clots, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., issued a statement supporting one of its most well-known members. The fraternity posted on its social media pages, wishing Hurts a full recovery. “Wishing you strength, healing, and a full recovery, Que! The Brotherhood is behind you. […]
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The Dallas Cowboys face a make-or-break Monday Night Football showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7, hoping to snap a two‑game losing streak. Coach Brian Schottenheimer and quarterback Dak Prescott are under pressure after recent poor performances, while receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens have struggled to produce. Defensively, players like Christian Parker and Quinnen Williams still need to prove themselves. The Eagles contend with Jalen Hurts' absence due to blood clots, relying on a backup quarterback, which could give Dallas a tactical edge. Odds and roster moves, including the Eagles signing former Cowboys QB Joe Milton, add intrigue to the matchup.
Jalen Hurts is declared out for the rest of the 2026 season after doctors find multiple blood clots in his lungs, leaving the Eagles to turn to Tanner McKee as starter. Backup Payton Cole moves into the No. 2 spot, with newly signed Joe Milton III further down the depth chart. Despite Hurts’ stable condition and a positive long‑term outlook, Philadelphia faces a tough NFC East stretch: hosting the Cowboys on Oct. 26, then traveling to Washington (Nov. 1) and hosting the Giants (Nov. 8).
Proposed Eagles-49ers trade for Mac Jones after Jalen Hurts has season end due to blood clots.
Nick Sirianni faced a tough room on Monday after the Philadelphia Eagles fell 25-14 to the Carolina Panthers, dropping them to 2-4. The coach expected questions about a slumping team. Instead, one topic dominated the session, and it centered on quarterback Jalen Hurts. What Sirianni said, and how he said it, quickly became the story, […]
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Caleb Williams’ return lifts Chicago into the top three, while the Rams tumble after a home loss to Arizona and the Eagles sink to No. 16.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley (hamstring) has had an extremely disappointing campaign for the 2026 NFL season so far. […]
Former quarterback Robert Griffin III slammed NFL analyst Michael Robinson on X after Robinson doubted the seriousness of Jalen Hurts' blood‑clot diagnosis. Hurts, sidelined by deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, missed the Eagles' 25‑14 loss to the Panthers and is now out for the season while on blood thinners. Robinson apologized for his remarks, which many fans deemed unethical. The Eagles faced criticism for playing Hurts in a London game despite medical clearance. As Philadelphia prepares for a Monday Night Football clash with the Cowboys, the focus shifts to coping without their quarterback.
The Eagles lose star QB Jalen Hurts for the rest of the 2026 season after doctors discover multiple lung blood clots, leaving backup Tanner McKee at the helm. Both Philadelphia and Dallas sit 2‑4 in the NFC East, and Coach Brian Schottenheimer vows the Cowboys are "pissed off" and hungry for a win ahead of their Week 7 Monday Night Football showdown at Lincoln Financial Field. The primetime battle could determine each team’s playoff hopes and impact the futures of coaches Dave Sirianni and Schottenheimer.
The Carolina Panthers upset the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6, while racking up several franchise milestones. Bryce Young became the first Panther QB with 250+ passing yards and a TD in seven straight games and the first NFL player since 2013 to throw 280+ yards and a TD in each of the first five season games, joining Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning in that elite club. The offense posted a record 146 points through five games, surpassing Cam Newton’s 2015 total. Long‑snapper J.J. Jansen set the all‑time NFL record with 282 games, and rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald matched Joey Slye’s perfect first‑10‑attempt stretch. The win also contributed to the NFC East’s historic two‑week winless streak, though the Panthers also allowed a franchise‑worst 144 penalty yards.
The Philadelphia Eagles sit 2-4 after four straight losses and face a pivotal decision before the November 10 trade deadline. Starting quarterback Jalen Hurts is out for the season with deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary emboli, and the team’s recent moves—center Cam Jurgens for future picks and the retirement of right tackle Lane Johnson—suggest a possible shift toward selling assets. Trade whispers include running back Saquon Barkley, center Landon Dickerson, cornerback Riq Woolen, and others like Moro Ojomo and Dallas Goedert. General manager Howie Roseman has emphasized retaining defensive pieces while the front office weighs a potential fire‑sale.
The Philadelphia Eagles are imploding. On Friday, I detailed why they might be reaching the end of the current iteration of the team. Everything that Philly needed to go right hasn’t panned out, and HC Nick Sirianni’s seat is hotter than ever as the Eagles lost to the Panthers on Sunday, dropping them to 2-4. […]
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With Colts GM Chris Ballard fired after a 2-4 start, Baltimore Ravens GM Eric DeCosta faces a tantalizing trade dilemma. The Colts could part with interior stars Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, both on expiring contracts and likely demanding big raises. While Nelson would overhaul the Ravens' left guard spot, his price—likely a first‑round pick plus a hefty deal—may be unaffordable given Baltimore’s cap hits on John Simpson, Roger Rosengarten and others. Buckner, a proven pass‑rusher, might fetch a mid‑round pick, but the Ravens already carry sizable contracts on their defensive line. Analysts debate whether DeCosta should chase a premium pick for Nelson, settle for Buckner, or walk away and focus on existing talent like Cam Jurgens and upcoming rookie Ioane. The article weighs the roster, cap, and draft implications ahead of the trade deadline.
Every NFC East team lost in Week 6, so the 3-2-1 Giants still lead the division by 1.5 games over Philadelphia and Dallas and by two over Washington.
The Carolina Panthers did not show any mercy on Sunday, burying the Philadelphia Eagles, 25-14, in front of a dejected crowd at Lincoln Financial Field. The win-hungry Panthers, who were coming off a bye week, took advantage of the badly depleted Eagles, who were missing their two best players, Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley. Carolina […]
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As the NFL world continues to grapple with the news that Jalen Hurts’ season is all but over after discovering blood clots in his lungs, the Philadelphia Eagles still have to play games, with Tanner McKee taking over full-time as the team’s interim QB1. Discussing what he saw from McKee against the Carolina Panthers on […]
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Arizona‑produced NFL players made a mixed impact in Week 6. Panthers’ wideout Tetairoa McMillan led Carolina with six catches for 86 yards in a 25‑14 win over Philadelphia, helping the team keep a 1.5‑game NFC South lead. Ravens kicker Tyler Loop’s 49‑yard miss proved costly as Baltimore fell 13‑10 to Cleveland. Packers lineman Jordan Morgan posted a career‑high 73.1 PFF grade in a 23‑13 victory over Dallas. Falcons kicker Nick Folk stayed idle in a 31‑23 loss, remaining one field goal short of ninth‑all‑time. Raiders safety Treydan Stukes logged nine tackles in a 33‑30 defeat, earning a 64.2 PFF rating. Cardinals defensive tackle Roy Lopez posted a 53.9 grade in an 18‑16 win at the Rams, while Chargers safety Genesis Smith struggled with a 43.1 grade in a 22‑6 loss to Kansas City.
We are officially one third of the way through the 2026 NFL season, which is incredibly hard to belive. It feels like just yesterday the Patriots and Seahawks dueled in the season opener, and now, for over half of the league, their season is already 33 percent of the way over. After six weeks, we […]
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The Philadelphia Eagles were dealt a tough blow today regarding their quarterback, Jalen Hurts. Amid their struggles to start the year, it was announced that the former Super Bowl champion will miss the rest of the 2026 season. After being diagnosed with deep-vein thrombosis, Hurts needs to sit out for the next few months as […]
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Michael Robinson apologizes after suggesting Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was faking a blood clot injury. Hurts was diagnosed with a superficial clot before the London game, then a deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, sidelining him for the season. Robinson’s on‑air comments implying the team was using the injury as an excuse sparked backlash, prompting a public apology on October 20, 2026. The piece also notes other media takes on the situation, including Tom Pelissero, Mike Florio and Adam Schefter, and raises questions about the timeline and transparency of the Eagles’ health disclosures.
After making speculative comments on Jalen Hurts' blood clots, NFL Network's Michael Robinson has issued an apology to the quarterback and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Veteran analyst Ray Didinger defends Philadelphia Eagles coaches amid a four‑game losing streak and a rash of injuries, including quarterback Jalen Hurts being placed on IR with blood clots. Didinger told Sports Radio WIP that the depleted roster – with key players on the offensive line, receiving corps and at QB (Tanner McKee stepping in) – makes it unfair to blame coaching alone. He highlights possible returns for Jakorian Bennett, Grant Calcaterra, Landon Dickerson and Eli Stowers, while urging fans to consider the personnel crisis before criticizing Nick Sirianni’s staff.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is out for the season with a blood clot issue. The former Alabama quarterback reportedly played in London despite blood clot issues and zero sleep. Now, Hurts has been found to have clots in his lungs, ending his season with the Eagles. Hurts played for Nick Saban at Alabama from […]
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Bryce Young had a rocky start to his NFL career, but has started to show that he's capable of being the Carolina Panthers' franchise quarterback.