Nick Sirianni answers questions about Jalen Hurts’ blood clots
NBC Sports Philadelphia • • sports
Key Points:
- The Philadelphia Eagles have not made any medical staff or their general manager available to discuss Jalen Hurts' blood clot diagnosis and the circumstances surrounding his play against the Jaguars.
- Hurts' blood clots have progressed into his lungs, likely ending his 2023 NFL season after only five games.
- Head coach Nick Sirianni, not a medical expert, has been the sole spokesperson addressing questions about Hurts' health and the team's decisions, emphasizing trust in the medical staff and prioritizing player health.
- Sirianni declined to provide detailed information about the medical decisions, including why Hurts was allowed to fly home with a blood clot, citing reliance on medical experts and prior team statements.
- Despite media scrutiny, Sirianni stressed the strong relationships and care within the team, affirming that player well-being remains the Eagles' top priority.
