The Kansas State Wildcats are experiencing their worst nightmare as they go up against the Arizona State Devils. Currently, the Wildcats are trailed behind with a score of 14-24. What makes matters worse is that they are lost to an unranked team while being ranked 16th in the playoff projection. This is the worst possible time to suffer a loss in the game. To make matters even more challenging, the team also had to endure the loss of their star running back, Dylan Edwards, in the middle of the game.

Today during the game, an insider took to X to share a recent injury update on Dylan Edwards, who was seen running out of the field on the sidelines, which clearly indicated that he suffered an injury. The insider revealed the whole situation, saying, “Dylan Edwards on the bike He limped off the field after a no-contact leg injury early in the 2Q #KStateFB.” Well, it looks like the team will have to continue without their star performer in today’s game. 

It looks like the Kansas State condition is getting worse in today’s game. As in the tweet, Dylan Edwards was cycling on the sidelines. However, in a recent update shared on X, Dylan was going off to the locker room without any support and walking on his own. It seems the injury is not that severe, and he might return for Kansas State’s next game.

However, talking about Wildcats’ performance in today’s game against Arizona State, the team couldn’t even score a single point against them until halftime. This is not a good sign for them if they want to secure a decent spot in the playoffs. And now, with Dylan Edwards being out of the game, the situation has become much worse than anticipated. For now, let’s talk about Edward’s last year’s gameplay and his sudden move, which surprised everyone!

Dylan Edwards surprising move

Well, before being an integral part of Chris Klieman’s Kansas State, Dylan Edwards used to play for Deion Sanders, the Colorado Buffs, and also made a pretty impressive track record by scoring four touchdowns for the team in their season opener game against TCU last year. But despite having a good run in the program, Dylan was not satisfied with his playing time. But as a true freshman, he gained 321 passing yards with 36 receptions and 299 receiving yards, which is a pretty impressive track record, and this year with Kansas State also he is doing the same.

However, the Wildcats did face the Colorado Buffs this season, where they had a 31-28 victory against them, and in their game, Dylan did give the team an edge over them. Now that the team is just three games away from achieving their ultimate goal, losing a player like Dylan Edwards is not something that was expected. It’s time to see if Edwards can save the Wildcats from more losses in their remaining games.