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Jalen Hurts Blood Clot Probe Expected to Raise Questions About Eagles' London Trip

A joint NFL and NFLPA investigation into a blood clot found in Jalen Hurts is expected to raise questions about the Eagles' London trip and medical screening timing, Fox News reported.

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Fox News reported that a joint investigation by the NFL and the NFLPA into the discovery of a blood clot in Jalen Hurts is expected to raise questions about the Eagles' decisions surrounding a London trip.

According to Fox News, the review is also expected to examine the timing of medical screening, a topic the outlet's headline placed alongside the London trip as a central concern. The summary described that expectation but did not describe any findings, conclusions or statements from investigators.

The report did not state when the clot was discovered, where Hurts was evaluated, or what medical conclusions the investigation has reached. The summary names the NFL and the NFLPA as the joint investigators and names no other investigating body. The material available does not indicate whether the league, the union or the Eagles have commented.

Because the available material consists of a headline and a short summary, the specific questions the investigation will raise, and any answers to them, cannot be reported from it. Fox News's account is the only source for this story, and its description of the investigation's likely focus is an expectation rather than a confirmed description of the inquiry's scope.

This account therefore relies on the headline and summary alone. Readers seeking the complete reporting should consult the original Fox News article, which contains the full text that the summary condenses.

Sources: Fox News: Jalen Hurts blood clot investigation to raise questions about Eagles' London trip and medical screening timing.