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‘My Saving Grace’: DeMarvion Overshown Plans Return From Hamstring Injury For Dallas Cowboys At Philadelphia Eagles

Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown announces he’s set to return against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night, his first snap since a hamstring strain sidelined him after the Week 1 loss to the New York Giants. The Cowboys, now 2-4 after a 23-13 defeat at Green Bay, hope his comeback offsets the loss of fellow linebacker Dee Winters, who is out with an Achilles strain. Overshown says he’s been fully involved in team drills, meetings, and rehab, and is ready to contribute whether or not he resumes his green‑dot duties. Coach Brian Schottenheimer promises a cautious workload as the defense leans on Overshown’s depth.

Cowboys Sign Former 2nd-Round QB & Confirm Double Roster Move

A 2-4 record leaves little room to stand still, and the Cowboys aren’t. Ahead of a Monday Night Football meeting with the Eagles, Dallas has brought in a quarterback who was once a second-round pick, and the team confirmed another move alongside it. Neither changes who starts under center, but the timing is worth a […] The post Cowboys Sign Former 2nd-Round QB & Confirm Double Roster Move appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Eagles-Commanders Week 8 game will NOT be flexed out of Sunday night

The Philadelphia Eagles‑Washington Commanders matchup stays on Sunday Night Football for Week 8, despite earlier flex‑movement rumors. The NFL considered shifting the 1:00 PM Steelers‑Browns game into the primetime slot but ultimately kept the Eagles‑Commanders clash, according to the Inquirer’s Rob Tornoe. Both teams are struggling—Eagles fall to 2‑4 after losing QB Jalen Hurts for the season, and the Commanders sit at 1‑4‑1 with Jayden Daniels winless in his last eight starts. A win in Landover could push the Eagles to .500 if they upset the Cowboys in Week 7, keeping the NFC East battle relevant.

NFLPA calls for “full investigation” into Jalen Hurts situation

The NFL Players Association is demanding a full investigation into quarterback Jalen Hurts' recent medical treatment after the league cleared him to play despite a superficial blood clot. The NFLPA says it has no knowledge of any league‑led review and stresses the need for transparency to ensure player safety. While not directly disputing the NFL’s handling, the union insists that a comprehensive probe will confirm whether the Eagles and the league acted appropriately. The standoff could set a precedent for future medical oversight in the NFL.

With Jalen Hurts out indefinitely, the Eagles have a golden opportunity to Trust the Process

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: after a series of injuries and bad luck, a Philadelphia sports team finds itself at a crossroads. Do they make win-now moves, try to keep a passionate fanbase engaged, and hope that things break their way? Or is it better to simply accept that one era is […] The post With Jalen Hurts out indefinitely, the Eagles have a golden opportunity to Trust the Process appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Cowboys’ DeMarvion Overshown is chomping at the bit to return from injury vs. Eagles

The Dallas Cowboys are all set to welcome linebacker DeMarvion Overshown back to the lineup for their Week 7 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. After missing five consecutive games with a hamstring injury, Overshown has been medically cleared to return, giving Dallas another option at linebacker following Dee Winters’ recent injury. […] The post Cowboys’ DeMarvion Overshown is chomping at the bit to return from injury vs. Eagles appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Clear as mud: NFLPA challenges league’s handling of Hurts investigation

The NFL Players’ Association is demanding a full probe into the Philadelphia Eagles’ handling of quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood‑clot injury, after the league said it would take no disciplinary action. In a Tuesday statement, the NFLPA said it had not been notified of any league‑led investigation and insists facts must be clarified to protect player health. Critics allege the Eagles let Hurts play in London during Week 6 and then fly home, risking the clot’s progression and ending his season. The team also faces backlash for having no medical spokesperson, leaving coach Nick Sirianni to answer technical questions.

NFL media member goes off on Eagles’ ‘bats***’ handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clot

The Philadelphia Eagles had enough bad press when their biggest problems were trying to manufacture consistent offense every Sunday. Now, many people are labeling the organization and its medical staff negligent for how it handled Jalen Hurts’ health during a Week 5 London game versus the Jacksonville Jaguars. The star quarterback and Super Bowl 59 […] The post NFL media member goes off on Eagles’ ‘bats***’ handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clot appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NFLPA calls out NFL, demands full investigation into Jalen Hurts situation

On Monday, the NFL world woke up to the shocking news that Jalen Hurts developed blood clots in his lungs. As a result, he will miss the rest of the season. Questions are circulating about what contributed to the beloved Eagles’ QB suffering a life-threatening and certainly career-threatening affliction. The affliction stemmed from a calf injury […] The post NFLPA calls out NFL, demands full investigation into Jalen Hurts situation appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NFL Chief Medical Officer Fires Back At Critics Over Jalen Hurts Medical Controversy

The NFL has cleared the Philadelphia Eagles of any wrongdoing in quarterback Jalen Hurts' medical handling, ending the controversy over his blood‑clot injury. Hurts played on Oct. 11 in London against the Jaguars despite a calf clot, then was placed on injured reserve after deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli were diagnosed, sidelining him for at least three months. NFL chief medical officer Dr. Allen Sills defended the Eagles as "very conservative, patient‑focused and appropriately guarded," rejecting criticism that the league’s physicians endangered the player. Hurts' 2026 season is over, leaving his future uncertain.

Philadelphia Eagles: Waived RB Jaydon Blue and RB Carson Steele with an injury designation. Signed RB Elijah Mitchell to the practice squad. Released C James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the practice squad

Waived RB Jaydon Blue and RB Carson Steele with an injury designation. Signed RB Elijah Mitchell to the practice squad. Released C James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the practice squad. Full team page: https://totalapexsports.com/nfl-team/philadelphia-eagles/

A.J. Brown sends heartfelt message to Eagles’ Jalen Hurts after blood clot diagnosis

Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown publicly supports former Eagles teammate Jalen Hurts after Hurts is diagnosed with deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, ending his 2026 season. Brown praised Hurts’ toughness and expressed love and prayers via a tweet shared by Eliot Shorr‑Parks. The message highlights the lasting bond forged during their Philadelphia years, which helped the Eagles reach a Super Bowl win. Hurts is now stable, will be treated with blood thinners, and aims for a full recovery before next season.

Emmanuel Acho Accuses Eagles Medical Staff of Negligence in Handling Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot

Former Eagles linebacker Emmanuel Acho accuses the team's medical staff of negligence after quarterback Jalen Hurts played in London despite a superficial calf blood clot that later escalated to deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli. Acho, speaking on the Speakeasy podcast, demands answers and calls the decision to keep Hurts active “malpractice.” The Eagles said doctors cleared him for mobility, recommending a follow‑up scan, and Hurts is now stable and expected to recover. The controversy spotlights player‑health protocols and the pressure to play through pain.

NFL executives eviscerate ‘uninformed’ Eagles reporting of Jalen Hurts’ scary blood clot situation

Though the 2026 NFL season is still young, one of the year’s defining storylines has been Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, which rapidly evolved from a Week 4 cleating against the Rams to a season-ending injury with life-threatening implications before Week 6. While the Eagles have been absolutely thrashed for the way Hurts’ health was handled, […] The post NFL executives eviscerate ‘uninformed’ Eagles reporting of Jalen Hurts’ scary blood clot situation appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Could the Eagles Have Howie Roseman Address Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Situation?

The Philadelphia Eagles are facing difficult questions about how they handled Jalen Hurts’ medical situation, and the debate has moved beyond the quarterback’s recovery, with concerns growing over the decision to let him play after a blood clot was found in his calf. The organization needs to explain how that call was made. The Eagles […] The post Could the Eagles Have Howie Roseman Address Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Situation? appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Eagles rumors: Hollywood Brown could be next trade domino in Philly’s fire sale

With the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline three weeks away, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves in a unique spot. After spending years as pretty consistent buyers, with Howie Roseman using future picks for present-day reinforcements to varying results, the Birds have already said goodbye to Cam Jurgens after some early struggles to adapt to Chris Kuper’s […] The post Eagles rumors: Hollywood Brown could be next trade domino in Philly’s fire sale appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NFL Trade Rumors: Hollywood Brown expected to be available

The Philadelphia Eagles may part ways with fringe wide receiver Hollywood Brown ahead of the NFL trade deadline, according to insider Jordan Schultz. Brown, who saw no snaps in Week 1, only 17 in Week 2 and missed three games with an ankle injury, has been a healthy scratch since Week 6 behind a crowded receiver group. With a one‑year, $5 million deal and limited role, the Eagles could cut him for minimal return, while his agent seeks a new team offering more opportunity.

Eagles roster moves include 4 running back transactions

The Philadelphia Eagles announced five roster moves on Oct. 20, 2026, reshaping their running back depth. Waived/injured RB Carson Steele, who suffered a shoulder injury in his lone Week 6 snap, and RB Jaydon Blue, a 2025 fifth‑round pick, are both off the roster. The team also cut center James Brockermeyer and RB Ian Wheeler from the practice squad, while signing veteran RB Elijah Mitchell—who brings 327 carries, 1,523 yards and nine TDs—to add experience. With Saquon Barkley’s hamstring and other backs on IR, Mitchell could become the next RB2 or RB3 for the upcoming Cowboys matchup.

Eagles sign former 49ers, Chiefs running back with Saquon Barkley’s status unclear

As injuries continue to stack up, especially on offense, the Philadelphia Eagles have made a flurry of moves to further fortify their running back room heading into Week 7. Taking to social media to break down the moves, the Eagles revealed that they have added one running back to their practice squad, released another, and […] The post Eagles sign former 49ers, Chiefs running back with Saquon Barkley’s status unclear appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Eagles WR Marquise Brown Believed To Be Available

According to Jordan Schultz, Eagles WR Marquise Brown is a player believed to be available ahead of the in-season trade deadline.  Brown is healthy now but was not on the game-day roster for the Eagles this past week. The former first-round pick is a proven commodity who could be of interest to other receiver-needy teams.  […] The post Eagles WR Marquise Brown Believed To Be Available appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .