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tell her she mentioned another guy’s name in her sleep even if she didn’t
watch the questions begin
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Jalen Hurts blood clot timeline
- 10/4/26 - Hurts cleared in calf (Philly)
- 10/7/26 - Hurts full practice (no issues)
- 10/8/26 - Hurts another FP, 1st treatment
- 10/9/26 - Hurts FP, added to injury report
- 10/10/26 - Ultrasound in London, confirmed superficial blood clot
- 10/11/26 - Hurts played w/o issue
- 10/12/26 - Hurts more treatment
- 10/13/26 - Hurts more treatment
- 10/14/26 - 2nd U/S shows clot moved
- 10/15/26 - Team announces blood clot
- 10/16/26 - Additional testing, evaluation
- 10/17/26 - Team announces Hurts placed on IR, out minimum 4 games
I shared my initial thoughts in a video regarding the situation below, a follow up video may be warranted as there are several important questions that need to be answered.
Including:
This was likely a trauma-induced blood clot secondary to the cleating in the Rams game.
Some uncomfortable but important questions:
The clot wasn’t confirmed (by ultrasound) until AFTER the international flight to London.
How much of a role did the immobility on the flight play into the formation of the clot?
Did the long flight back from London to Philadelphia after playing in a strenuous physical game lead to movement of the clot?
Does Jalen have any hyper-coagulable blood markers (including but not limited to: Factor VIII, Fibrinogen, von Willebrand factor, Factors IX and XI)?
Post-COVID, it has been confirmed that the virus itself caused an increased in the formation of blood clots (see study link below). Did Jalen ever have COVID (easy to confirm with blood test)?
Jalen was a big proponent of the COVID vaccines, that is documented, there has been data to support an increase in formation of blood clots (see study link below). Did any of the vaccines administered to him contribute to development of the clot (or worsen the already formed clot)?
Most likely it was a combination of the various factors:
Trauma + Long Flight (x2) + Virus + Vaccine(s) + Genetic factors (?)
Now that he has been placed on IR, the most likely outcome is that he is placed on blood thinners for a minimum of 3 months and his 2026 season is over.
There are one-off scenarios that could limit the blood thinners to 6 weeks with periodic ultrasounds to recheck (along with CT scans to evaluate the lungs). That remains to be seen.
I know other medical professionals aren’t willing to discuss these uncomfortable topics - but I am.
Why? Because we can’t sweep this underneath the rug like the past 6 years never happened.
Address the elephant in the room, even if you have to acknowledge an uncomfortable answer you don’t like.
It’s time to man up and acknowledge the situation for what it is.
🚨 Jalen Hurts - blood clot in his leg
3 questions I asked myself:
Did the International travel to London cause this blood clot?
Will this require surgery or be placed on blood thinners?
Can/Will Hurts return in 2026?
I discuss the details and different treatment protocols here.
Lots of important specifics ⬇️
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I think in terms of when Shotzzy has the right personnel on his team, how he wants his teams to play — definitely one of, if not top CoD IQ. He’s just been playing with rosters that didn’t fit the mold of what he wanted to accomplish (could argue slight complacency to not solve it sooner). OpTic’s overall mini map synergy from the eye test has looked better than anyone else’s the past 2 years.
Something I also have noticed watching Shotzzy is he really does test limits when he plays. The first while I watched him I thought he was straight dumb doing the same things over again but in real time, over time, I am watching him perfect timings on these flanks he’s tried over again. That’s another sign of high CoD IQ. Sometimes it comes at the cost of the majority of a season or just losing alot but the end of the year is mostly a guarantee. There are lots of times when he’s just really bad. Still think they could find a more consistent balance at testing limits while still maintaining success throughout a whole year. There’s been times when I’ve timed identical routes he’s taken early in the year vs later in the year (this is the type of stuff I should maybe post on YT instead of keeping to myself).
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🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS: WARNING GRAPHIC🚨🚨
A U.S. MILITARY SERVICE MEMBER WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED AFTER FALLING WHILE RAPPELLING FROM THE ALAMODOME CEILING BEFORE THE #UTSA VS. NAVY GAME.
The soldier was rushed to the hospital.
A horrific video to watch.
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The IRS is legally robbing 30% of your paycheck every Friday because you are too much of a coward to spend $200 on an LLC
A guy making $80,000 at a normal job takes home about $60,000 after taxes.
A guy making $80,000 through his own LLC writes off his phone, his WiFi, a portion of his rent, his car, and his meals. He pays taxes on the pennies left over, and keeps the rest
The entire tax code was written by business owners, for business owners.
If you just take a W2 paycheck, you are subsidizing the lives of the rich
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1. Open a single-member LLC in your state ($100-$300)
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A normal guy begs for a $5,000 personal loan at 12% interest.
But if you have an LLC and a 740 personal credit score, I can walk you into the business card desk at Chase or Amex and get you $80,000 at 0% interest for 18 months.
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Running this exploit for other business owners is my entire career:
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2. I take them to the backdoor business card desk
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It’s time. It’s honestly been time for a cool minute but as you can tell there was GOOD bit of thinking going on.
First off I just want to say how much I appreciate the CoD community from the bottom of my heart. Even if you’re a hater or you’re a full on a supporter, it’s been a crazy ride.
I simply just fell out of love with the game and nothing about playing CoD has brought me happiness in the last 2 years. I never wanted to go out with a bad ending but I guess we can’t all end on a high. Still feel my career is one to be very proud of and I’m grateful for all of the friendships and trophies I was able to get while competing.
This past year of doing the watch party/content has simply just rejuvenated all the fun and happiness I was missing out on while also still keeping me a part of something that I’ll always care about (CoD). Thank you to everyone who continues to support through this new time in my life, I’m excited and I look to still possible compete in something🦖 Love you guys..
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Oo boy - if this has progressed to a deep vein clot instead of lower risk superficial he could be looking at the end of his season. Treatment for that would be blood thinners often for multiple months and the standard is no contact sports while on blood thinners.
Breaking: #Eagles QB Jalen Hurts is out for Sunday due to a superficial blood clot.
Full statement from the #Eagles on QB Jalen Hurts:
“On Thursday, October 8th, Jalen visited the training room after practice requesting treatment for his calf. He informed the medical staff he had been cleated during the Rams game on October 4th. This was his first treatment session for the calf injury following the game, after having practiced in full both Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, Jalen received treatment, practiced in full, and was added to the practice report.
“Out of an abundance of caution, an ultrasound was performed on Saturday following the team’s flight to London and walkthrough. The ultrasound revealed a superficial blood clot. Our medical staff and doctors in London reviewed the results and concluded that activity and mobility were important and that Jalen could safely play. Doctors recommended a follow-up ultrasound within 72 hours of the game and the return flight to Philadelphia.
“Jalen played without limitation in the game Sunday, received treatment on Monday and Tuesday, and practiced in full on Wednesday, as reflected in the practice report. Throughout our time in London and this week, we have remained in communication with the league office regarding the matter.
"On Wednesday night, a follow-up ultrasound revealed movement in the small blood clot. Jalen will be out for Sunday’s game vs. the Panthers as we determine the appropriate course of treatment. His health and safety are our highest priority.”
