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Waived RB Jaydon Blue and RB Carson Steele with an injury designation. Signed RB Elijah Mitchell to the practice squad. Released C James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the practice squad. Full team page: https://totalapexsports.com/nfl-team/philadelphia-eagles/
Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown publicly supports former Eagles teammate Jalen Hurts after Hurts is diagnosed with deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, ending his 2026 season. Brown praised Hurts’ toughness and expressed love and prayers via a tweet shared by Eliot Shorr‑Parks. The message highlights the lasting bond forged during their Philadelphia years, which helped the Eagles reach a Super Bowl win. Hurts is now stable, will be treated with blood thinners, and aims for a full recovery before next season.
Former Eagles linebacker Emmanuel Acho accuses the team's medical staff of negligence after quarterback Jalen Hurts played in London despite a superficial calf blood clot that later escalated to deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli. Acho, speaking on the Speakeasy podcast, demands answers and calls the decision to keep Hurts active “malpractice.” The Eagles said doctors cleared him for mobility, recommending a follow‑up scan, and Hurts is now stable and expected to recover. The controversy spotlights player‑health protocols and the pressure to play through pain.
Though the 2026 NFL season is still young, one of the year’s defining storylines has been Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, which rapidly evolved from a Week 4 cleating against the Rams to a season-ending injury with life-threatening implications before Week 6. While the Eagles have been absolutely thrashed for the way Hurts’ health was handled, […] The post NFL executives eviscerate ‘uninformed’ Eagles reporting of Jalen Hurts’ scary blood clot situation appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing difficult questions about how they handled Jalen Hurts’ medical situation, and the debate has moved beyond the quarterback’s recovery, with concerns growing over the decision to let him play after a blood clot was found in his calf. The organization needs to explain how that call was made. The Eagles […] The post Could the Eagles Have Howie Roseman Address Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Situation? appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Eagles might have shown us a sign that Saquon Barkley will be back in Week 7.
With the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline three weeks away, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves in a unique spot. After spending years as pretty consistent buyers, with Howie Roseman using future picks for present-day reinforcements to varying results, the Birds have already said goodbye to Cam Jurgens after some early struggles to adapt to Chris Kuper’s […] The post Eagles rumors: Hollywood Brown could be next trade domino in Philly’s fire sale appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Eagles may part ways with fringe wide receiver Hollywood Brown ahead of the NFL trade deadline, according to insider Jordan Schultz. Brown, who saw no snaps in Week 1, only 17 in Week 2 and missed three games with an ankle injury, has been a healthy scratch since Week 6 behind a crowded receiver group. With a one‑year, $5 million deal and limited role, the Eagles could cut him for minimal return, while his agent seeks a new team offering more opportunity.
The former Eagles receiver had nothing but kind things to say to Jalen Hurts, as the quarterback deals with a scary health setback.
Hollywood Brown's time in Philadelphia could be fairly short-lived.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced five roster moves on Oct. 20, 2026, reshaping their running back depth. Waived/injured RB Carson Steele, who suffered a shoulder injury in his lone Week 6 snap, and RB Jaydon Blue, a 2025 fifth‑round pick, are both off the roster. The team also cut center James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the practice squad, while signing veteran RB Elijah Mitchell—who brings 327 carries, 1,523 yards and nine TDs—to add experience. With Saquon Barkley’s hamstring and other backs on IR, Mitchell could become the next RB2 or RB3 for the upcoming Cowboys matchup.
As injuries continue to stack up, especially on offense, the Philadelphia Eagles have made a flurry of moves to further fortify their running back room heading into Week 7. Taking to social media to break down the moves, the Eagles revealed that they have added one running back to their practice squad, released another, and […] The post Eagles sign former 49ers, Chiefs running back with Saquon Barkley’s status unclear appeared first on ClutchPoints .
According to Jordan Schultz, Eagles WR Marquise Brown is a player believed to be available ahead of the in-season trade deadline. Brown is healthy now but was not on the game-day roster for the Eagles this past week. The former first-round pick is a proven commodity who could be of interest to other receiver-needy teams. […] The post Eagles WR Marquise Brown Believed To Be Available appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they are signing RB Elijah Mitchell to the practice squad. We have signed RB Elijah Mitchell to the Practice Squad and released C James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the unit. We have also waived RB Jaydon Blue. RB Carson Steele has been Waived/Injured. https://t.co/NQ3D27DSVQ — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October […] The post Eagles Making Five Moves, Signing RB Elijah Mitchell appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
After the Philadelphia Eagles signed Joe Milton III off of the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad, the Cowboys have found his replacement.
After almost two weeks of speculation, the NFL has closed the door on delving out any punishment for the Philadelphia Eagles for their handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clots in London. Breaking down the situation in a story for The Athletic, Jonathan Jones noted that the NFL did conduct an investigation into the Eagles’ handling […] The post Eagles facing no further punishment for Jalen Hurts blood clot fiasco in London appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Jalen Hurts is out for the season and the circumstances surrounding his injury have left a lot of questions that need to be answered. Find out what we should learn about that, as well as the latest risers and fallers after Week 6 in the latest editon of t
When the Philadelphia Eagles drafted Jalen Hurts in the second round in 2020, a lot of fans were stunned. The team had given Carson Wentz a big contract the year before, and nobody saw a quarterback change coming. Hurts took the job and became one of the league’s top young passers, led the Eagles to […] The post NFL Reportedly Decides on Punishing the Eagles for Handling of Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The column opens with outrage over the Eagles letting Jalen Hurts play in London despite a calf clot, a decision that may have cost him his season. It then critiques quarterback evaluation trends, highlighting Caleb Williams’ 30‑for‑26, 305‑yard performance versus Bo Nix’s struggling 107 yards. The author backs Ryan Fitzpatrick’s harsh take on Nix, calls out L.J. Collier’s fumble celebration, and revisits the Chicago Bears GM saga, noting Chris Ballard’s emphasis on quarterback talent. Finally, the piece credits the Colts for preventing a 0‑17 season and points out the Titans’ odd 26‑point win on just 186 total yards, underscoring offensive woes across the league.
On Oct. 20, 2026, ESPN’s Adam Schefter probes the Philadelphia Eagles’ handling of quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood‑clot crisis. After the team first listed Hurts with a “calf injury” before a London game, he was later sidelined indefinitely for superficial calf clots, then announced out for the season when clots were found in his lungs. Schefter and Philadelphia radio hosts wonder whether the Eagles violated NFL injury‑report rules or jeopardized Hurts’ safety by clearing him to play and fly home. The NFL reportedly may not punish the team if they adhered to the letter of the law, but questions about mis‑management remain.
Colorado head coach Deion Sanders is wishing Jalen Hurts well in his treatment after being diagnosed with blood clots.
NFL makes final decision on Eagles over Jalen Hurts' medical handling.
The NFL has cleared the Philadelphia Eagles of any misconduct after quarterback Jalen Hurts played in the Week 5 London game despite a superficial blood clot. A league source told The Athletic that the medical clearance process was "handled appropriately" and no penalty will be imposed, even though Hurts was later ruled out for the season as the clot spread to his lungs. Confusion arose from conflicting reports about his sleep schedule before the game and the lack of a formal injury designation. NFL insider Tom Pelissero discussed the timeline on The Ringer NFL Show, emphasizing that both the league and the Eagles view the situation as resolved.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (deep vein thrombosis) is set to miss significant time due to blood clots deep in […]
The NFL decides not to punish the Philadelphia Eagles for letting quarterback Jalen Hurts play despite a superficial blood clot before his Jacksonville game, deeming the handling "appropriate," according to The Athletic. The decision raises questions about the league’s focus, especially after Hurts flew home from London—an event experts, like cardiologist Dr. Jason Bradley, fear may have turned the clot into a deep‑vein thrombosis and caused bilateral pulmonary emboli. The report examines whether the Eagles should have kept Hurts grounded for treatment, but the NFL’s clearance leaves lingering concerns.