Iowa State wide receiver Evan Boyd exits Cy-Hawk game with leg injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 12:03 AM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Iowa State wide receiver Evan Boyd left the field with an injury during the first quarter of Saturday's game against Iowa. The Michigan State transfer sustained the injury after catching a six-yard pass on a third-and-long play. Following the reception, Boyd removed his helmet and was observed clutching his leg before athletic training staff attended to him on the bench. He put no weight on his leg as he moved off the field and was seen with ice applied to his left knee. The receiver did not immediately go to the locker room or the injury tent following the incident. His status for the remainder of the game remains uncertain as medical staff continue to monitor the situation.
- •Evan Boyd suffered a leg injury in the first quarter against Iowa.
- •The receiver was seen icing his left knee on the bench.
- •Boyd put zero weight on his leg when exiting the field.
- •Medical staff continue to evaluate Boyd on the sideline.
- 12:03 AMYahoo Sports — Evan Boyd injury update, Iowa State football WR exits Cy-Hawk game
"Iowa State football WR Evan Boyd, a Michigan State transfer, suffered an injury in the first quarter of Saturday's Cy-Hawk game. See his latest status
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