What to Know About the Blood Clot Sidelining Jalen Hurts
A 'superficial' blood clot doesn’t mean it's not serious.
On October 4, 2026, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts sustained an injury during a game that led to a superficial blood clot in his calf. A day later, ultrasound revealed the clot, but he was allowed to play in the next match without treatment. However, a follow-up scan indicated movement in the clot, prompting the Eagles to announce that Hurts would miss Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers for further evaluation of his condition.
A deeper understanding of blood clots, including their differences and causes, is essential to fully comprehend the severity of Hurts’ situation.
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