The NFL and the players' union are reviewing how the league handled the blood clot diagnosis of Jalen Hurts, according to an ABC News wire report. The review is named in the report's headline, but the summary does not describe its scope, timeline or findings.
ABC News reported that Hurts was placed on injured reserve and is expected to miss the rest of the season. The report's summary says he was "placed on injured reserve," and gives no further detail on his condition or treatment.
ABC News's summary does not say when the blood clot diagnosis was made, which medical staff or teams were involved, or what the NFL and the players' union will examine. It also does not say when either party expects the review to conclude.
The summary does not include statements from the league or the union, and it does not say whether the review has produced any findings. The headline and summary together establish only two points: that the review is underway and that Hurts has been placed on injured reserve. This account rests on a single wire report, so the particulars of the review remain unclear from the available reporting.
No further developments are described in the summary of the ABC News report.
Sources: ABC News: NFL, players' union reviewing handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clot diagnosis.