In Thursday night’s NFL matchup, former Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts sustained a concussion, raising concerns for the Philadelphia Eagles and their fans. The incident occurred in the second quarter when Hurts took a hard hit while attempting to escape the pocket. He immediately showed signs of distress, prompting the medical team to evaluate him on the field.
Hurts was subsequently removed from the game for further assessment and underwent a concussion protocol evaluation in the locker room. The Eagles, who had a commanding lead at the time of the injury, finished the game with a victory, but the focus has shifted to Hurts’ health and recovery.
As of now, there is no official timeline for Hurts’ return. Concussions are a serious concern, and the team will follow NFL protocols to ensure his safety. The Eagles are expected to rely on their backup quarterback while Hurts is sidelined. The team, fans, and the league will be closely monitoring his recovery process, hoping for a swift and safe return to the field.
