Hurts' Season-Ending Injury Sparks Controversy, Burks and Kraft Shine

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will miss the remainder of the 2026 NFL season due to a serious blood clot condition that has affected his legs and lungs. The decision for Hurts to sit out was made on medical advice to ensure a full recovery for the 2027 season. This situation has led to controversy, with an NFL Network analyst issuing an apology for prior on-air comments regarding Hurts' health.

In other player news, wide receiver Treylon Burks stepped up for his team in Week 6, recording four catches for 66 yards following an injury to teammate Terry McLaurin. Tight end Tucker Kraft also had a solid performance, finishing with five receptions for 37 yards despite a brief scare with a knee injury. Meanwhile, receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is reportedly the subject of trade rumors after not playing in the second half of a recent game, with several teams potentially interested in acquiring him. Running back Najee Harris of the New York Giants expressed confusion regarding the team's backfield strategy following the benching of Cam Skattebo.