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The no-sleep issue is just another confusing part of the Jalen Hurts story

The latest developments in the Jalen Hurts blood clot saga have only deepened the confusion surrounding his health and the Eagles’ handling of the situation. Initial reports claimed doctors advised Hurts to avoid sleep entirely as a precaution, with one outlet suggesting he went without rest for nearly 36 hours.

However, those claims were later clarified by Hurts’ agent, Nicole Lynn, who stated he slept briefly after returning to the team’s hotel in London around 3:00 AM local time, catching up on rest until the team departed for the stadium at 10:30 AM. Upon arrival, he reportedly napped before taking the field, contradicting earlier accounts of exhaustion.

The inconsistency stems from the Eagles’ refusal to provide a clear, unified explanation, leaving fans and media scrambling for answers amid shifting narratives. Coach Nick Sirianni has been the sole team representative addressing reporters, but his limited role has done little to resolve the uncertainty.

The NFL’s reluctance to offer transparency—while emphasizing selective details—has only fueled speculation about the safety and decision-making behind Hurts’ return to play.

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