NFL's top doctor defends Philadelphia Eagles handling of Jalen Hurts blood clots but NFLPA has different story
The NFLPA says it's unaware of any NFL investigation into Jalen Hurts' blood clot care, contradicting league officials who defended the Eagles.
TL;DR
- The NFL stated it was satisfied with the Philadelphia Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clot care.
- NFL's chief medical officer, Dr. Allen Sills, expressed confidence in the Eagles' medical staff and their conservative approach.
- Sills mentioned that all player medical cases are reviewed, including Hurts', and that the league works with the Players Association on lessons learned.
- NFL executive Jeff Miller stated the league had a complete understanding of the events by speaking with Eagles staff, independent hospitals, and doctors.
- The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released a statement saying they were unaware of any NFL investigation into Hurts' medical care.
- The NFLPA also stated the league had previously informed them that it did not plan to review the care Hurts received.
- The NFLPA called for a full investigation to determine the facts regarding Hurts' situation.