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@omgsidewalks Good!!!!

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@lucillemagill Got it and a direct deposit of 90 bucks

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@shagbark_hick My youngest son loved ham and I would buy them once in awhile instead of getting a whole ham

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@prettyxoxo1d Stop with the AI

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@mariana057 lol. I do it every time

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@CardiacRN_71 I was wondering the same thing

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@JClarkNBCS Nobody is buying it. They were wrong, almost dead wrong

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@Mercyhearts0 She can’t sing

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@Eagles @NFL It’s amazing he is still alive

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Pure negligence.

[Desiree @DesireeAmerica4]

The NFL and the Philadelphia Eagles almost killed Jalen Hurts for a Week 5 international showcase.

​The full details of what happened behind closed doors in London just surfaced, and the negligence is staggering.

​Before kickoff in London, Hurts was in a hospital bed until 4:00 AM undergoing emergency vascular testing. Medical staff instructed him not to sleep because sleep was considered an active health risk.

​Instead of shutting down their $255 million franchise quarterback, the team cleared him to play 60 minutes of brutal, high-impact collision football on zero sleep.

​Then, they loaded him onto a pressurized, 8-hour transatlantic flight back to Philadelphia.

​Every doctor on the planet knows that long-haul flights and cabin pressure are the exact triggers that cause lower-extremity blood clots to break free. The Eagles spent days assuring the public it was just a "minor, superficial calf clot".

​Now the truth comes out: the clot dislodged, shot through his bloodstream, and caused multiple pulmonary emboli in his lungs.

​Hurts is officially out for the season, placed on blood thinners where taking a single routine tackle could cause a fatal internal hemorrhage.

​He isn't just lucky to play football again, he is lucky to be alive.

​When the NFL preaches "player safety," remember this moment. They ran a human being into the ground for television ratings in the UK, almost lost him to a preventable medical catastrophe, and cratered their entire season in the process.

​Who inside that building signed off on letting him play and board that flight?

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@DesireeAmerica4 I agree, this was a death sentence. Thank God he is still alive

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@Tinky47flat @TipOfTheBanana Mine too!!

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@rosannascotto It’s overdue

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@GeorgeObuntsgf Again, not the Tigers fault

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@GSO_Police 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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@ChooseFreeWill @Mrstanleycup @6abc @KYWNewsradio @NBCPhiladelphia What are you talking about????

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@Dianna60613 @Chewy Great company! So sorry for your loss

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@BeerlyFootball No, he’s obnoxious, always has been

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@JennFredFOX29 They weren’t wrong

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@AlyssaMaria They weren’t wrong