Jalen Hurts Ruled Out Against Panthers With Superficial Blood Clot

Fresno Visalia, CA, October 15, 2026 —

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers because of a superficial blood clot, according to the information provided. No further details about the condition or the decision were included.

The available information does not specify when the clot was identified, whether Hurts has begun treatment, or how long he may be unavailable. It also does not state whether the Eagles have announced a roster move or identified who will start at quarterback in his place.

Hurts’ absence means he will not play in Sunday’s matchup with Carolina. The information provided does not include the game’s location, its date, or any additional details about the teams’ preparations. It also does not describe how the decision was reached or provide a statement from Hurts, the Eagles or medical personnel.

The designation is limited to Sunday’s game. No timetable for Hurts’ return was provided, and there is no information about whether the team expects the condition to affect his availability for later games. The term “superficial blood clot” is the only description of the medical issue in the available summary; no further clinical explanation was provided.

Additional details about the quarterback position, the Eagles’ plans for the game and Hurts’ status after Sunday were not included. Until further information is available, the reported development is that Hurts has been ruled out against Carolina because of the clot.

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