Eagles Will Not Be Punished Over Handling of Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Situation
The Mankato Free Press reports that an Associated Press source indicates the Philadelphia Eagles will not be punished for their handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clot situation.
Mankato, MN, October 20, 2026 —
The Philadelphia Eagles will not be punished for their handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clot situation, according to an Associated Press source cited in a report by the Mankato Free Press.
The information provided does not specify what actions by the team were under review, who made the decision not to impose punishment or when that decision was reached. It also does not describe the circumstances of Hurts’ blood clot situation or provide details about his health.
The report, as summarized, offers no further explanation of the matter. It does not identify whether the situation involved a formal inquiry, a league policy or any other process. The nature of the possible punishment is also not stated, and no fine, suspension or other consequence is specified.
The available information therefore establishes only the reported outcome: the Eagles will not be punished in connection with their handling of the situation. It does not provide enough detail to explain how the outcome was determined or what standards, if any, were considered.
The Mankato Free Press is identified as the outlet reporting the development, while the indication that the team would not face punishment is attributed to an Associated Press source. No direct statements from the Eagles, Hurts or league officials are included in the information provided.
Further details about the decision, the team’s handling of the matter and Hurts’ condition were not provided in the summary.
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