Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurt’s Battle with Venous Thromboembolism
Lessons learned from another high-profile case in the national spotlight
Peter A McCullough, MD, MPH
12 hours ago << EDITOR ADDED DATE 2026-10-21>>
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Athletes and the public are facing a greater burden of venous thromboembolic disease since 2020.
The recent medical diagnosis concerning Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has raised significant attention. Officially reported by the Philadelphia Eagles, Hurts suffered a superficial extending probably to a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in his left calf that subsequently led to bilateral pulmonary emboli (PE). But his risks for blood clots may have started in 2021 with COVID-19 vaccination.
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COVID-19 Vaccination: During training camp in July 2021, Hurts publicly confirmed to reporters that he had received the COVID-19 vaccine. While he was vaccinated in July 2021 and missed a preseason game in August 2021 due to an illness, tests confirmed it was not COVID-19. During other instances where he sat out or traveled separately due to non-COVID flu-like symptoms (such as in December 2023), he similarly tested negative. The Spike protein from the vaccine directly tips the balance of clotting and bleeding towards clotting. It is directly found in the clots themselves.
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It seems that it has to be considered.
The Gooferment is NOT looking out for us; so we have to be very suspicious of connections?
Argh!
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