Evan Stewart Injury News & Updates

Stewart (undisclosed) is out for the Aggies' game Saturday at LSU, Matt Zenitz of On3.com reports.

Stewart did not travel with the Aggies for their upcoming game. Without him available for their regular-season finale, his next opportunity to return would be a bowl game scheduled for Dec. 11. He will finish his 2023 regular season with 38 receptions for 514 yards (13.5 averaged per catch) and four touchdowns across his eight games.

Stewart (thigh) logged one reception for eight yards during Texas A&M's 38-10 win Saturday against Abilene Christian.

Stewart marked his return from a two-week absence, though his latest log is his worst of the 2023 season thus far. He will look to receive his regular load of targets and receptions when Texas A&M's team ends its 2023 season at LSU on Nov. 25. Stewart has 38 receptions for 514 yards and four touchdowns this year.

Strewart (thigh) was spotted suited and warming up ahead of Saturday's game against Abilene Christian, Travis L. Brown of The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports.

The sophomore will attempt to return in Saturday's game against Abilene Christian after missing the last two games due to a thigh injury. This is great news for the Aggies as Stewart has logged 37 catches for 506 yards and 4 touchdowns this season.

Stewart (thigh) will miss Saturday's game against Mississippi State, Carter Karels of 247Sports reports.

Stewart joins both Max Johnson (undisclosed) and Le'Veon Moss (undisclosed) as starters who will be unavailable for the Aggies on Saturday. With Stewart out, Ainias Smith should take on added importance in the passing game versus the Bulldogs.

Head coach Jimbo Fisher indicated Wednesday that Stewart (thigh) was available for practice Wednesday, Carter Karels of 247Sports.com reports.

Stewart missed last week's game against Ole Miss as he continues to work his way back from a thigh injury. With the sophomore receiver being able to practice, there is belief he could be available for this week's matchup against Mississippi State. More news should surface as the week progresses.

Stewart was unavailable for Saturday's game against Ole Miss due to a thigh bruise, Travis L. Brown of The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports.

Per Brown, the injury surfaced following Tuesday's practice, and Stewart was too tight to give it a go Saturday. Given the injury, it seems there's a good chance the sophomore will be back in uniform next week against Mississippi State. The team should provide more info on his status in the coming week.

Stewart will not play in Saturday's game against Ole Miss due to a lower leg injury, Brent Zwerneman of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Stewart reportedly went through pregame warmups before it was determined he could not give it a go. Unfortunately, the news publicly broke well after the opening kickoff, leaving the Aggies and fantasy managers down a major contributor out wide. His next chance to suit up arrives next Saturday versus Mississippi State.

Stewart reeled in 6 of 11 targets for 55 yards during Saturday's 30-17 victory versus South Carolina.

Teammate Ainias Smith ended up with the bigger outing in terms of receiving yardage, but Stewart was clearly the top target of quarterback Max Johnson for the game. Unfortunately, Stewart has been unable to capitalize on those opportunities of late, failing to gain more than 55 yards receiving in each of the last five contests. A likely shootout at Ole Miss could help Stewart's cause next weekend, though.

Stewart is warming up ahead of Saturday's game versus Alabama despite being seen in a walking boot earlier, Austin Hannon of Bama Central reports.

Stewart has tallied 24 catches for 357 yards and four touchdowns across four appearances so far this season. With no indication that the sophomore wideout will miss Saturday's contest, Stewart should continue to be one of Texas A&M's top targets.

Stewart reeled in 2 of 3 targets for 50 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-22 win over Arkansas.

Stewart has four touchdowns in his last four games for the Aggies, having gained at least 50 yards receiving in each contest in the process. However, Stewart will likely have his most difficult task to date next weekend against Alabama.

Stewart (undisclosed) is going through warmups ahead of Saturday's game against Auburn, Travis L. Brown of The Eagle reports.

After being held out of the Week 3 game with an undisclosed issue, Stewart will be back Saturday to help lead the Aggie passing attack. Stewart has 19 catches for 257 yards and two scores on 28 targets through two games so if he's 100 percent, he should be busy against the Tigers.

Stewart (undisclosed) should be able to return to the field in the Week 4 matchup against Auburn on Saturday, head coach JImbo Fisher told Aggie Sports 365. "They both should be fine," he said when asked about the availability of both Stewart and Noah Thomas.

Stewart missed the Week 3 matchup against Louisiana-Monroe due to an undisclosed injury, and while his absence was a massive blow for the Aggies, Fisher's words mean he should be fine to face the Tigers in Week 4, in what should be a tougher test for Texas A&M.

Stewart is not in uniform for Saturday's game versus Louisiana-Monroe, Travis L. Brown of The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports.

Stewart's absence is a big omission for the Aggies, leaving the team shorthanded for the blowout matchup. His next opportunity to play arrives next Saturday versus Auburn.

Stewart recorded 11 receptions for 142 yards during Saturday's 48-33 defeat to Miami (FL).

Stewart registered an absurd 17 targets, as quarterback Connor Weigman tossed over 50 passes in a game the Aggies trailed for the entire second half. Stewart has gone over the 100-yard receiving mark in each of the first two contests, and appears to be one of the top wideouts in the SEC. A cupcake matchup with ULM next weekend should allow for more big plays.

Stewart caught eight passes for 115 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 52-10 win over New Mexico.

Stewart looks primed to become one of the top wideouts in the SEC this season after catching 53 passes for 649 yards and two touchdowns as a freshman despite shoddy quarterback play. Connor Weigman was impressive under center in this contest, so that could go a long way towards helping Stewart's cause. However, the competition stiffens next weekend at Miami.

Stewart (undisclosed) is dressed in uniform and warming up ahead of Saturday's game versus LSU, Travis L. Brown of The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports.

Stewart is set to return after missing last week's game versus UMass for an undisclosed reason. The freshman wideout has tallied 49 receptions for 607 yards and two touchdowns in nine games this season.

Coach Jimbo Fisher said that he is very optimistic that Stewart (undisclosed) will play on Saturday against LSU, Brent Zwerneman of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Stewart did not take the field last week against UMass for an undisclosed reason. The freshman has 49 catches for 607 yards and two touchdowns this season. The Aggies will need Stewart back if they want any shot at beating LSU.

Stewart (undisclosed) is not present during warmups for Saturday's game against Massachusetts, Travis L. Brown of The Bryan-College Station Eagle reports.

Texas A&M could be missing its star freshman wideout Saturday if Stewart continues to be absent from warmups. Stewart played 63 snaps in the Week 11 loss to Auburn but was held to three catches for nine yards.

Stewart caught eight passes for 120 yards Saturday against Florida.

The freshman set a career high in receiving yardage for the game, while the eight receptions tied a previous career best. Stewart has at least 87 yards receiving in four-straight tilts. Stewart should be targeted early and often against Auburn next weekend.

Stewart caught eight passes for 87 yards at South Carolina on Saturday.

Stewart has 14 grabs for 193 yards over his last two games, becoming the de facto No. 1 option at wideout due to the season-ending injury to Ainias Smith (ankle). Stewart should be primed for a big performance against Ole Miss next weekend; the Rebels have allowed an average of 39.5 points over their last two contests.

Stewart (coach's decision) will be available to play this Saturday against Arkansas, Chuck Carlton of The Dallas Morning News reports.

Stewart will be able to play again after being suspended for one game by the Texas A&M coaching staff due to a violation of team rules. The true freshman wideout tied with senior Ainias Smith for a team-high ten catches through the first two weeks of the season. Stewart and fellow freshman Chris Marshall, who was also suspended one game, will now both be available to catch passes from newly-named starting quarterback Max Johnson this week against the Razorbacks.

Stewart (coach's decision) is not expected to play Saturday, 247 Sports reports

Texas A&M will reportedly be without a number of highly touted freshmen Saturday with Stewart and Chris Marshall likely out due to a violation of team rules. Ainias Smith and Chase Lane stand to be the primary receivers for the Aggies.