Georgia WR Isiah Canion out indefinitely with leg injury vs. Arkansas

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Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Georgia WR Isiah Canion out indefinitely with leg injury vs. Arkansas
Summary

Georgia junior wide receiver Isiah Canion suffered a right leg injury early in the second quarter during the Bulldogs' SEC opener against Arkansas on September 19. Initially reported as a lower body injury, it has been confirmed that he is out indefinitely. At the time of the injury, Georgia led Arkansas 7-0 with 12:05 remaining in the second quarter, and the Bulldogs had the ball. Canion did not record any statistics in the outing prior to his injury. His absence could impact Georgia's offensive strategy moving forward, as Thomas Blackshear is next on the depth chart for wide receivers.

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  • Isiah Canion injured in second quarter against Arkansas
  • Georgia leads 7-0 with 12:05 left in quarter
  • Canion out indefinitely following right leg injury
  • He has three receptions for 38 yards this season
  • Thomas Blackshear next on the depth chart for wide receivers
Latest Updates
  • 6:29 PMYahoo SportsThe latest on Georgia football RB Nate Frazier's injury vs. Arkansas
  • 6:15 PMYahoo SportsArkansas football RT Bryant Williams leaves Georgia game with injury
  • 5:03 PMYahoo SportsThe latest on Georgia football WR Isiah Canion's injury vs. Arkansas
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Georgia junior WR Isiah Canion went down in the beginning of the second quarter in the Bulldogs' SEC opener at Arkansas on Saturday, Sept. 19. The latest:

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Georgia junior RB Nate Frazier went down in the third quarter in the Bulldogs' SEC opener at Arkansas on Saturday, Sept. 19. The latest:

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Arkansas football RT Bryant Williams suffered an apparent leg injury in the third quarter of the Hogs' game against Georgia.

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