New York Jets Cornerback Kris Boyd Hospitalized After Shooting Incident: Teammates Express Support and Concern
New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd is currently hospitalized with a bullet lodged in his lung following a shooting incident in Manhattan. Reports indicate that Boyd, 29, is in critical but stable condition at Bellevue Hospital. The incident occurred outside a restaurant in Midtown Manhattan in the early hours of Sunday morning, with Boyd being shot around 2 a.m. Medical procedures have been performed on Boyd, but the bullet remains in his lung as of the latest update.
The New York Police Department has released images of a person of interest in the shooting, described as a male with a medium complexion. Boyd's Jets teammates have expressed shock and concern over the incident as they returned to training. Defensive tackle Harrison Phillips, who previously played with Boyd, highlighted the positive and energetic personality of his teammate, expressing gratitude for Boyd's stable condition and the support he is receiving from his family and friends.
Jets tight end Jeremy Ruckert also shared his thoughts, emphasizing the team's unity and support for Boyd and his family during this challenging time. Linebacker Jermaine Johnson called for prayers for Boyd's recovery and safety in a social media post. The Jets organization has refrained from providing further comments on the situation, focusing on Boyd's well-being and recovery. The team remains hopeful for Boyd's full recovery and return to health.