‘Fake Tony Soprano’ – Eagles urged to fire Howie Roseman by former NFL player
Jalen Hurts’ developing injury situation is causing a lot of concern across the nation as the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback looks set to miss the remainder of the season. Many find themselves asking how Hurts was put at such risk by those at the very top of the Eagles’ organisation.
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing intense criticism after allowing quarterback Jalen Hurts to travel back to the United States following a game in London, despite being diagnosed with a blood clot. Former NFL player Breiden Fehoko has publicly called for Eagles general manager Howie Roseman to be fired, alleging that Roseman knew about Hurts' condition but allowed him to play anyway.
Roseman has a history of successful acquisitions for the Eagles, but this incident has raised serious concerns about the team's commitment to player health. The situation has sparked outrage among fans and former players, with some accusing Roseman of prioritizing the team's interests over the well-being of its star player.
Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
