The NFL opened an investigation into how the Philadelphia Eagles handled Jalen Hurts’ blood clot situation, with Commissioner Roger Goodell saying the league’s chief medical officer Dr. Allen Sills reviewed the steps and confirmed that the protocols were followed.

Goodell noted that Hurts’ international travel was not the main factor in the medical assessment and that the focus remained on proper medical protocol.

Hurts remains on injured reserve and is expected to miss the rest of the season after suffering a deep vein thrombosis in his left calf that progressed to pulmonary embolisms in his lungs.

The fantasy football article highlights early waiver targets, including Aaron Rodgers, Michael Penix Jr., Geno Smith, J.J. McCarthy, Kiner, and Omar Cooper Jr.

Statistical highlights, weekly awards, quirky tweets, and notes on late-game performance trends are included as part of the fantasy coverage.

J.J. McCarthy delivers a chaotic mix of rushing and passing for the Giants in a brief stint, signaling potential future role changes for the team.

Five storylines touch on Chris Ballard’s possible fall guy status for the Colts’ decline, Chargers’ depth and system issues, the Rams’ continued struggles, Travis Hunter’s limited offensive involvement, and Germie Bernard’s rising role in Rodgers’ offense.

Corey Kiner is emerging in the Patriots’ backfield within a three-man committee, potentially an add for Week 7 but not a clear starter.

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A.J. Brown returns but struggles with drops and misplays, raising questions about his upcoming matchup against the Bears due to lingering injury effects.

Injuries and Week 7 matchups are discussed as part of broader NFL coverage by The NFL Report, highlighting season-long injury context.

There’s a thread suggesting Hurts’ London toughness—playing sleep-deprived—contributes to a broader narrative about Eagles’ dysfunction.