Colorado coach Deion Sanders sends prayers and a message of support to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts after Hurts receives a blood clot diagnosis.
Across outlets, Sanders is framed as drawing on personal experience with blood clots. One report highlights that Sanders is offering support after learning of Hurts’ health situation. Another adds that Sanders has previously dealt with blood clots himself. A further outlet emphasizes the context of Sanders’ past illness, noting that he was hospitalized in 2021 for 23 days and missed three Jackson State games after developing blood clots in his femoral artery.
Together, the articles agree on the core point: Sanders responds publicly with prayers and empathy for Hurts, connecting the message to Sanders’ own history of blood clots, though they differ in how much background detail they include.
