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Jalen Hurts is off the field indefinitely, and the football world is rallying around him. The Eagles quarterback was diagnosed with blood clots that traveled from his calf to his lungs, forcing him to miss the rest of the season while on blood thinners. Deion Sanders, who has battled serious clotting issues himself, sent a heartfelt public message to Hurts this week, and the outpouring from across the league has been genuine and immediate.
Shifting to Los Angeles, the Rams are in serious trouble. A two and four start has turned the preseason Super Bowl favorites into a genuine question mark, with Matthew Stafford's deep ball disappearing, special teams becoming a liability, and injuries piling up across the roster. Sean McVay has work to do, and the window to salvage this season is closing faster than anyone in that building wants to admit.
Meanwhile in Milwaukee, a decade-old promise is being cashed in. Back in two thousand fifteen, the Brewers sold one thousand so-called Timeless Tickets for a thousand dollars each, good for any future home game of the holder's choosing. Now with the Brewers in the World Series, those tickets are finally being redeemed, and the mix of joy and logistical frustration from fans has been something else entirely.
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