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The shooting occurred near a busy Midtown Manhattan intersection around 2 a.m., with the victim transported to Bellevue Hospital in critical condition.
Kris Boyd, the Jets cornerback, was shot in Midtown Manhattan early Sunday and remains in critical but stable condition, per reports.
No arrests have been made at this time, and the investigation remains ongoing as authorities gather details about the shooting.

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Kris Boyd, Jets cornerback, was shot in Midtown Manhattan around 2 a.m. near West 38th Street and Seventh Avenue.
Boyd was reported to be in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital after the incident.
The Jets signed Boyd on a one-year deal and he has NFL career stats with 81 appearances and six starts.
Police reported the incident followed a verbal dispute, with no arrests announced at the time of the report.
Boyd joined the Jets this year after making his name with the Vikings before 2019, and has since been on injured reserve for a shoulder issue.
The Jets were idle on Sunday after a Drake Maye-led Patriots game, with their next action set on the road against the Ravens.
The report notes that the shooting is under investigation by police with ongoing witness accounts.
Kris Boyd has also spent time with the Cardinals and Texans throughout his NFL career.
The Daily Star article notes ongoing coverage and updates on the developing incident.

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NFL cornerback Kris Boyd was shot in Midtown Manhattan around 2 a.m. and taken to Bellevue Hospital in critical but stable condition.
Police say no arrests have been made and the shooting on West 38th Street remains under investigation.
Boyd joined the Jets this year and had been placed on injured reserve in August with a shoulder injury.
The 29-year-old previously played for the Vikings, Texans and Cardinals before joining the Jets.
The incident reportedly involved a dispute outside a restaurant and the shooter fled in a BMW X8 SUV.
The report notes Boyd had a background in Texas college football and family ties to football.
The story includes background on a previous incident with a coach during a Texans game, cited as context.
The article mentions that Boyd is a God-fearing man and expresses a sentiment of respect for teammates and coaches.
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The report states there are no current updates on arrests or further details as the investigation continues.

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Kris Boyd, Jets cornerback, is in critical condition after a New York City shooting early Sunday.
Police responded to Sei Less in Manhattan at about 2:09 a.m. and found Boyd with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
The bullet is lodged in Boyd’s lung, per a law enforcement source.
Jets spokesperson said the team is aware of the situation and has no further comment at this time.
A law enforcement source said Boyd was engaged in a fight when the shooting happened, with no arrests reported yet.
Kris Boyd began his NFL career in 2019 with the Minnesota Vikings after being drafted in the seventh round.
Boyd has played for the Vikings, Cardinals, and Texans before signing with the Jets in March.
The shooting occurred in Manhattan, with police tape and blocked roads seen at the scene.
NBC News reporters Mirna Alsharif and Emma Caughlan reported the case, with Lilia Wood contributing.
The Jets have not provided further comment on the investigation at this time.

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