Jalen Hurts Out Indefinitely With Superficial Blood Clot, ESPN Reports
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is out indefinitely due to a superficial blood clot, as reported by ESPN.
Elmira, NY, October 17, 2026 —
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is out indefinitely because of a superficial blood clot, according to ESPN, as summarized in the information available for this report.
The report summary does not provide a date for when Hurts became unavailable or explain when the clot was identified. It also does not include details about his treatment, his current condition beyond the stated diagnosis, or a timetable for a possible return. The meaning of “indefinitely” is not further defined in the information provided.
No additional details are available about how Hurts’ absence may affect the Eagles’ plans. The summary does not identify who would take over at quarterback, whether the team has made any roster or lineup decisions, or whether Hurts has addressed the situation publicly. It also does not include a direct statement from the team or from Hurts.
The information provided establishes only that ESPN reported Hurts is out indefinitely due to a superficial blood clot. Without further reporting or statements, the circumstances surrounding the diagnosis and any next steps remain unclear. No expected return date or other medical details were included in the summary.
Hurts is identified in the report summary as the Eagles’ quarterback. Beyond that, it gives no details about upcoming games, team preparations or the length of his absence. Those matters cannot be determined from the information available here.
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