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NC State QB Devin Leary: Status for game vs. Syracuse

Here’s an update on the Wolfpack quarterback’s injury heading into Week 7.

Devin Leary #13 of the North Carolina State Wolfpack runs with the ball against Trenton Simpson #22 of the Clemson Tigers in the first quarter at Memorial Stadium on October 01, 2022 in Clemson, South Carolina. Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images

Update: Leary is out for the rest of the season with the shoulder injury, which effectively ends NC State’s chances at any major bowl game. The Wolfpack still have to deal with Wake Forest in the ACC and already have a loss to Clemson.


NC State quarterback Devin Leary has been ruled out for today’s game vs. Syracuse. Leary suffered an injury to his throwing arm in the Wolfpack’s close win over Florida State on Saturday, leaving late in the third quarter and not returning.

Head coach Dave Doeren said Monday that the injury will not require surgery, but did not have any recovery timeline to give to the press, saying, “There’s no timeline. It could be this week or it could be six weeks.”

Doeren said that Leary’s X-rays came back with no results, but that they would have to wait on an MRI to determine the junior’s timeline for return.

The No. 15 Wolfpack just escaped what would have been their second loss of the season with a last-second interception in the end zone against the Seminoles, and they’ll face another challenge this weekend in Syracuse as they continue making their way through a surprisingly strong ACC slate.

Before the injury, Leary had one touchdown and one interception against FSU. He was struggling to find his receivers, and ended the three quarters with his lowest total-game completion percentage of the 2022 season.