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Jalen Hurts is out Sunday due to a superficial blood clot... the blood clot moved and is not safe for him to play... If he is put on blood thinners, his season is over. It will be a minimum of 3 months, most commonly 6 months.
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Season-ending blood clot; minimum 3 months recovery if on blood thinners.
Out for the remainder of the season due to a superficial blood clot in his calf that moved after international travel and gameplay. The clot requires either surgical removal (embolectomy) or blood thinners; if blood thinners are prescribed, his season is over with a minimum 3-month recovery timeline, most commonly 6 months. Playing without blood thinners risks pulmonary embolism, stroke, or heart attack. Precedent: Chris Olave was placed on blood thinners in December and remained sidelined until June. The impact on the Eagles offense is severe—before the news, the game was 51% Philly vs. 50% Carolina; after the announcement, Carolina jumped to 64% to win with Philly at 37%, and the over/under dropped to 38.5, demonstrating the Eagles' complete dependence on Hurts.
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