Oct 20, 2026 · 13 min · 8 segments
The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Monday that...Jalen Hurts is out for the rest of the season. Jalen Hurts was diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs...and will miss the remainder of the NFL…
Maurice Jones-DrewGuestKCHost
Since we're all speculating here, since we're all playing quote unquote devil's advocate, let's do some speculating of our own.
Last week, Michael Robinson, who just so happens to work at NFL Network, he insinuated that Jalen Hurts' injury is as make-believe as the pretend basketball in the WNBA dump.
He was basically accusing Jalen Hurts of being the NFL's version of Kawhi Leonard.
I stayed up late last night playing Fortnite and I really need some rest.
Yesterday, the Philadelphia Eagles announced that Jalen Hurts would miss the rest of this season with what could potentially be a career-threatening injury.
Now, as soon as the news broke, Tom Pellisaro, who spent the last decade working for NFL Network, and I think he is now an NFL insider for both The Ringer and Netflix.
The ink wasn't even dry on the Eagles' press release, and Tommy is already polishing the turd.
The blood clots were discovered by the Eagles' medical staff in London last week.
They wanted Jalen Hurts to miss their game against the Jaguars, but our fearless leader said, no, this is not the NBA.
So we have an NFL analyst who is getting paid by the league coming out last week and insinuating that Jalen Hurts' injury is make-believe.
He comes out immediately after news is released that Jalen Hurts is out for the season, and he insinuates that Jalen Hurts is responsible for putting himself in a life-threatening situation.
Since Michael Robinson wants to speculate, since the NFL seems to be okay with speculation, is this a situation where the league could be protecting themselves from serious liability? Is it possible that the NFL is polishing the turd to cover the blatant stain on their dirty ass? Think about it.
Since we're all speculating here, since we're all playing quote unquote devil's advocate, let's do some speculating of our own.
Last week, Michael Robinson, who just so happens to work at NFL Network, he insinuated that Jalen Hurts' injury is as make-believe as the pretend basketball in the WNBA dump.
He was basically accusing Jalen Hurts of being the NFL's version of Kawhi Leonard.
I stayed up late last night playing Fortnite and I really need some rest.
Yesterday, the Philadelphia Eagles announced that Jalen Hurts would miss the rest of this season with what could potentially be a career-threatening injury.
Now, as soon as the news broke, Tom Pellisaro, who spent the last decade working for NFL Network, and I think he is now an NFL insider for both The Ringer and Netflix.
The ink wasn't even dry on the Eagles' press release, and Tommy is already polishing the turd.
The blood clots were discovered by the Eagles' medical staff in London last week.
They wanted Jalen Hurts to miss their game against the Jaguars, but our fearless leader said, no, this is not the NBA.
So we have an NFL analyst who is getting paid by the league coming out last week and insinuating that Jalen Hurts' injury is make-believe.
He comes out immediately after news is released that Jalen Hurts is out for the season, and he insinuates that Jalen Hurts is responsible for putting himself in a life-threatening situation.
Since Michael Robinson wants to speculate, since the NFL seems to be okay with speculation, is this a situation where the league could be protecting themselves from serious liability? Is it possible that the NFL is polishing the turd to cover the blatant stain on their dirty ass? Think about it.
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