New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd is currently in critical but stable condition at Bellevue Hospital after being shot in Manhattan on Sunday, November 16. According to reports from ABC News, Boyd, 29, was shot in the early hours of the morning outside the Sei Less restaurant in Midtown Manhattan. The bullet remains lodged in his lung, and he has undergone multiple medical procedures to address the injury.
The New York Police Department released images of a person of interest in the shooting, described as a male with a medium complexion wearing a black cap, sweatshirt, pants, multicolored sneakers, and carrying a black bookbag. The Jets organization has refrained from making any further comments on the incident at this time.
Teammates of Kris Boyd, including defensive tackle Harrison Phillips, have expressed shock and concern over the shooting. Phillips, who previously played with Boyd on the Minnesota Vikings, described Boyd as an energetic and positive person who always brings a smile to those around him. Jets tight end Jeremy Ruckert also shared his thoughts, emphasizing the team’s unity and support for Boyd and his family during this difficult time.
Linebacker Jermaine Johnson took to social media to ask for prayers for Boyd’s recovery, emphasizing the importance of faith and healing in such a challenging situation. The Jets organization and players are rallying around Boyd, sending positive thoughts and well-wishes for his speedy recovery.
As Boyd continues his recovery in the hospital, the football community remains hopeful for his full recovery and return to health. The support and prayers from teammates, fans, and the broader community serve as a source of strength and encouragement during this challenging time.
