Michael Robinson said sorry for questioning Jalen Hurts' commitment, but Terrell Owens wants him to do it on camera, not in writing.
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the 2026 NFL season after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his left calf and blood clots in both lungs. The diagnosis followed an earlier finding of a superficial blood clot during an ultrasound in London.
After news of Hurts' condition broke, NFL Network analyst Michael Robinson apologized for comments he made last week suggesting Hurts was trying to get himself "out of the fray" so the situation wouldn't reflect on him. Robinson's apology came in writing, which did not sit well with Eagles legend Terrell Owens.
Owens went after Robinson on Instagram, demanding he deliver the apology the same way he delivered the original criticism. "Say your apology on air as you did the disrespect," Owens wrote, adding that "this is where getting too cute with the commentary goes wrong."
For now, the focus in Philadelphia shifts to how the Eagles manage the rest of their season without their starting quarterback, while the fallout from Robinson's comments continues to follow him off the field.