Delaware Senator Seeks NFL Explanation Over Eagles’ Handling of Hurts’ Blood Clotting Issue
A United States senator from Delaware has called on the NFL to explain the Philadelphia Eagles' handling of quarterback Jalen Hurts' season-ending blood clotting issue.
Sioux Falls, SD, October 22, 2026 —
A United States senator from Delaware has called on the National Football League to explain how the Philadelphia Eagles handled quarterback Jalen Hurts’ season-ending blood clotting issue, according to the available summary of the development.
The senator’s name, the date of the request and the specific questions posed to the league were not provided. The available information also does not describe the Eagles’ handling of the issue or identify what actions the senator wants the NFL to address.
Hurts’ blood clotting issue is described as season-ending. No further details were provided about when it arose, how it affected his availability, or whether the team or league has publicly discussed the matter. The summary does not specify whether the senator’s request was made in a letter, during a public statement or through another channel.
The NFL’s response, if any, was not included in the information provided. No details were given about whether the league has opened a review, what policies or procedures may be relevant, or whether the Eagles have commented.
The development centers on a request for an explanation; the available details do not establish that the team or league violated any rule or procedure. Additional information would be needed to clarify the senator’s concerns, the Eagles’ decisions and the NFL’s response.
Story summarized from the original created by Dominick Mastrangelo on thehill.com, see more information here.
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