Why NFL won't be punishing Eagles for approach to Jalen Hurts' blood clot

Key points

• The NFL will not punish the Eagles for their handling of quarterback Jalen Hurts' blood clot, according to The Athletic. The league found the situation was handled appropriately, including the decision to let Hurts play against the Jaguars.
• A report claiming Hurts stayed awake for 36 hours because of the diagnosis was described as inaccurate. NFL chief medical officer Allen Sills said no doctors take orders from coaches or management when treating patients.
• Coach Nick Sirianni said the team's medical staff deeply cares about its players.