Jalen Hurts' Near-Death Blood Clot Crisis Rocks the NFL

Jalen Hurts didn’t just take the field in London — he took his life with him.

The Eagles QB secretly battled a blood clot so dangerous it couldve killed him mid-game. And no one knew.

Read nextDie $600 Miljoen Ultimatum: Wanneer die Kwartback se Ego die Trofee Vervang

Medical staff discovered it during routine checks overseas — a finding that sent shockwaves through the NFL world.

“They found it before it became life-threatening,” one fan wrote.

But others are fuming. Why wasn’t this known earlier? Why was he allowed to travel?

“Can’t believe they let him play knowing he had a clot,” another argued.

The real firestorm? David Chao. The disgraced former NFL doc, stripped of his license, now moonlighting as an “expert.” His name is everywhere again.

“He nearly lost his medical license for malpractice,” someone said.

The DEA found he wrote prescriptions for himself. The NFLPA expelled him from the Chargers.

And yet — he’s still cited by major outlets.

Fans are done.

“We’re still trusting David Chao?” another demanded.

“His track record is a crime scene,” someone else argued.

Meanwhile, Hurts played through pain. Through danger. Through the noise.

“What a season,” one fan wrote.

But the clock is ticking.

Every clot moves. Every minute counts.

The question isn’t whether he survived.

It’s whether the NFL will ever be held accountable.

The full story — and the bitter feud between fans who trust the league and those who never will — is unpacked by Kobus and Annelie on Tackle & Twis.