# NFL says Jalen Hurts review with medical experts

> NFL confirms Jalen Hurts medical review will use independent experts after London game blood clot.
- Title: NFL says Jalen Hurts review with medical experts · NBC Sports
- Summary: NFL confirms Jalen Hurts medical review will use independent experts after London game blood clot.
- Keywords: nfl, jalen hurts, blood clot, medical review, collective bargaining agreement, senator lisa blunt rochester, eagles, NBC Sports
- Source: NBC Sports — https://nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/nfl-tells-senator-that-jalen-hurts-review-will-include-mutually-agreed-upon-independent-medical-experts
- Published: 2026-11-14T19:28:40.593+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: nfl, jalen hurts, blood clot, medical review, collective bargaining agreement, senator lisa blunt rochester, eagles, sports
## NFL and NFLPA delay Hurts review
Five weeks since Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts played a game in London with a blood clot in his leg, the NFL and NFL Players Association have not yet begun an official investigation of the situation.
## NFL provides preliminary review details
As outlined by the league and nflpa’s collective bargaining agreement, mutually agreed-upon independent medical experts will review the matter and share their conclusions and recommendations with both parties.
## NFLPA hasn’t invoked investigation rights
The NFLPA has not yet invoked its absolute right to launch an investigation under article 39 of the collective bargaining agreement as the communications with the league continue.
## Senator Rochester expresses concerns
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) previously expressed concerns about the situation in a letter to the league.
## Investigation delay causes skepticism
The Eagles and the league created widespread skepticism regarding whether a coverup is happening.
## NFL urges prompt investigation
The sooner the Hurts situation is properly explored and any lessons learned from it are put into action, the sooner all players will benefit from any enhanced protections.
## Key takeaway

NFL and NFLPA will review Jalen Hurts' blood clot incident with mutually agreed medical experts under CBAs.