Hurts, Philadelphia’s starting quarterback, is receiving medical care and will not return until doctors determine that he can safely resume football activities.
The condition has created immediate uncertainty for the Eagles, who could be without their leader for the remainder of the season.
Team officials have not provided a firm timetable for his recovery, emphasizing that his health will take priority over the team’s competitive schedule.
Hurts’ absence would represent a major setback for Philadelphia’s offense. Since taking over as the Eagles’ full-time starter, he has been central to the team’s passing and rushing attack.
The Eagles are expected to rely on their backup quarterback while Hurts remains unavailable. Further updates will depend on his medical progress and evaluations by specialists.
Blood clots can require careful monitoring and treatment, making a quick return difficult to predict. For now, the team’s focus is on Hurts’ recovery rather than setting a target date for his comeback.