Jalen Hurts Reportedly Found to Have Blood Clot Before London Game

Lafayette, LA, October 15, 2026 —

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was found to have a blood clot before a game in London, according to the information provided. The account does not identify the date of the game or the opponent.

No further details were provided about when or how the clot was discovered, who identified it, or what medical care Hurts received. The information also does not say whether he played in the London game, whether the finding affected his availability, or what his condition was afterward.

The brief account offers no statement from Hurts, the Eagles or medical personnel. It also does not specify the type or location of the clot, and provides no information about any follow-up evaluation or treatment. Those details cannot be established from the available summary.

The report concerns a health finding involving the Eagles quarterback, but the limited information does not support conclusions about its severity, cause or effect on his football career. In particular, it does not provide a timeline beyond saying the clot was found before the London game. Any account of subsequent developments would require additional confirmed information.

For now, the reported finding and its timing relative to the game are the only details available in the summary. The game date, Hurts’ participation and subsequent health status remain unspecified.

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