ESPN and The Athletic Aren't Covering for the NFL Here
ESPN and The Athletic both do business with the NFL. Neither is defending how the league handled Jalen Hurts' blood clots — and that silence says plenty.
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Sirianni's Answer for Hurts' Clots Never Changes
Jalen Hurts has blood clots in both lungs after the Eagles cleared him to play with one already found in London. Nick Sirianni still won't explain why.
The Eagles Knew About Hurts' Clot. They Played Him Anyway.
The Eagles knew about the Jalen Hurts blood clot before Week 5 and played him through it anyway. The clot moving is why he finally sat, not why they acted.
Sirianni Celebrated Early. Hurts Said It Wasn't His Job.
Nick Sirianni celebrated before the game was over. Jalen Hurts said clock management wasn't his place. Cam Little made them both pay for it.
The Eagles Lost to Case Keenum. CASE KEENUM.
Case Keenum hadn't started a game since 2023. He just torched the defending champs 27-7 while Sirianni lost his mind on the sideline. Explain that one.
Saquon Barkley's Stinger Is the Real Story in Nashville
Saquon Barkley left with a stinger on Philly's first snap, and Jalen Hurts' red zone pick set up a Titans score minutes later. Coincidence?
A.J. Brown Froze Out Hurts. Then They Hugged It Out.
A.J. Brown wouldn't even look at Jalen Hurts on day one. By day two they hugged — right after Brown made the Eagles pay for letting him go.
The Eagles Suddenly Can't Stop Complimenting Jalen Hurts
A year ago, Eagles staff were reportedly frustrated with Jalen Hurts. Now the building cannot stop complimenting him. Camp praise means nothing yet.
Jalen Hurts Fell to 17th. The League Forgot Already
A year after his Super Bowl MVP, Jalen Hurts landed on just 15% of ESPN's QB ballots, outside the top 10 entirely. The league insists it isn't personal.