Earlier this week, it was initially reported that Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was supposed to just be out for Philadelphia’s game against the Panthers on Sunday due to a superficial blood clot.
Stadium Rant argues that Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts being sidelined indefinitely with a calf blood clot effectively ends the team's season. Although originally deemed superficial, a follow-up ultrasound revealed the clot had moved, likely requiring blood thinners and an estimated absence of six to seven weeks.
The writer contends that Philadelphia, already sitting at 2-3 following three consecutive defeats, cannot remain in playoff contention during Hurts' absence. This setback compounds severe roster depletion, including Lane Johnson's sudden retirement, Cam Jurgens being traded, and injuries to Saquon Barkley and multiple offensive linemen.
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