The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has stated it is not aware of any league investigation into the medical care provided to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. This comes as the league reportedly looks into the timeline of Hurts' blood clot diagnosis and his subsequent travel and participation in games. The situation has drawn significant attention, with questions arising about when medical staff became aware of the issue and the decisions made thereafter.
Meanwhile, other NFL news includes Drake Maye practicing fully ahead of an upcoming matchup, and a surprising salary projection for Bryce Young following a strong start to his 2026 season. Additionally, Treylon Burks had a notable performance in Week 6, stepping up after an injury to Terry McLaurin. In a separate development, an NFL Network analyst has apologized to Jalen Hurts for controversial on-air comments regarding his season-ending blood clot diagnosis.
NFLPA Unaware of League Investigation into Jalen Hurts' Medical Care
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