Jalen Hurts’ injury.(Image via Getty Images)
Philadelphia Eagles’ head coach Nick Sirriani opens up about Jalen Hurts as the team gears up for the Week 6 clash
the team is navigating its way through an injury plagued roster While the Philadelphia Eagles gear up to face the Carolina Panthers in the Week 6 clash.
The popular sports medicine specialist said, “Most first-time deep vein clots require blood thinners for only a period of time — possibly a few weeks — and then observation…” In another report of the CBS Sports, Dr. Henry Han of UT Southwestern also weighed in on when can Jalen Hurts’ return to the field can be expected as he said, “I would say the standard is if he was on blood thinners for just superficial thrombophlebitis that could be — for symptomatic treatment — that could be upwards of 45 days for treatment…” In another report by the USA TODAY Sports, Dr. Jordan Schaefer, a hematologist at the University of Michigan Health System, reflected on how Jalen Hurts’ situation could be serious as he said, “People often don’t think about it in athletes and people that don’t have a lot of the other risk factors, so I think getting the attention out there to symptoms that people should be evaluated with is important for both athletes and non-athletes alike,” A few days ago, the Philadelphia Eagles’ head coach Nick Sirriani reflected on Jalen Hurts as he said, “I know there’s a great deal of interest in Jalen’s health, but I’m not going to get too much into any of that…Jalen’s health is the utmost important to all of us in this building, care deeply about Jalen.
Jalen Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ star player, had been a force to be reckoned with on the field before things ended for him after he was diagnosed with a blood clot in his calf. This has sparked widespread concern about his health even as the Philadelphia Eagles remain hopeful about his return. Amid all the mess, a sports medicine specialist has reflected on Jalen Hurts’ situation.