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The NFL and the National Football League Players Association released a joint statement Sunday revealing there will be an investigation into how the Philadelphia Eagles handled Jalen Hurts' blood clot situation during and around the team's Week 5 trip to London to play the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Josh Simmons was told to leave a Kansas City Chiefs team meeting by coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes, a situation for which the second-year offensive tackle later apologized, sources told NFL Network. The incident occurred Wednesday, one day before the Chiefs placed Simmons on injured reserve because of a back injury. Simmons, a 2025 first-round draft pick who was inactive for Kansas City's first five games, was sitting with his feet up in the offense's meeting room when Reid asked him to put his feet down, according to multiple sources who witnessed the interaction. Simmons pushed back by telling Reid he had to sit that way because his back and hips were aching, according to sources. Reid instructed Simmons to get treatment from the athletic trainers if he was indeed in pain. The exchange continued and disrupted the meeting, sources said, until Mahomes echoed Reid's sentiment for Simmons to leave the room and go get treatment. A perturbed Simmons left the room but did not leave the building. Later in the day, Simmons apologized to Reid and team leadership by saying he could have handled the situation better.