Jalen Hurts has been hot in the NFL news lately after suffering a superficial blood clot. Critics call it a franchise altering injury while some may not know the deadly, controversial truth.

Hurts traveled to London and played with a blood clot during Week 5 of the NFL regular season. The travel truly affected Hurts injury.

Dr. AaKash Gupta clearly states if a patient has sat on an airplane without moving for four hours or more, the NFL should not be flying players.

The Philadelphia Eagles elicited a statement by saying Hurts was cleated and taken in for a follow-up ultrasound just days after London.

But, that was not the reason Hurts got injured.

Much like Chris Bosh, a blood clot can lead to the system and shut down. The NFL must take priority of traveling its own players because their health means more to anyone else.

Rodger Goodell and the league is going to bat for COVID-19 vaccines to not be exposed. It is a league requirement that everyone got their booster from the happenings of COVID-19.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed Joe Milton from the Dallas Cowboys practice squad to fill in a spot between Tanner McKee and Cole Payton.