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Tulane Green Wave vs. Kansas State Wildcats - News: Sep 19, 2026

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SEPTEMBER 20 • Associated Press
Zycarl Lewis Jr. - Remains sidelined in Week 3 Lewis (leg) didn't play in Saturday's 31-20 loss to Kansas State.
Impact Lewis remains sidelined as he continues to recover from a leg injury. He last appeared in Tulane's opener, hauling in one reception for 28 yards. He will aim to suit up against Southern Mississippi next Saturday.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE
Joe Jackson - Role remains worth monitoring Jackson had nine rushes for 24 yards during Saturday's 31-20 victory versus Tulane.
Impact Jackson didn't have a major statistical impact against Tulane, but he remains an important piece of Kansas State's backfield rotation. The challenge for fantasy managers is that Avery Johnson's rushing ability, Rodney Fields' volume, and Jay Harris' goal-line role have created a crowded touch distribution. For now, Jackson remains more of a depth and stash option than a weekly starter, but he's one injury or role change away from becoming much more relevant in a Kansas State offense that continues to produce plenty of rushing opportunities.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE
Jamauri McClure - Sits out Saturday McClure (foot) did not play in Saturday's 31-20 loss to Kansas State.
Impact McClure was reportedly nearing his return ahead of the matchup, but he ultimately was not active. The starting ball carrier will now turn his attention to getting back on the field this Saturday against Southern Mississippi.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE
Luis Rodriguez - Benefitting from Kansas State's Consistency Rodriguez made his only field goal attempt and all four of his extra-point tries during Saturday's 31-20 victory versus Tulane.
Impact Rodriguez stayed productive in Kansas State's win over Tulane. The Wildcats have now scored at least 31 points in all three games, keeping Rodriguez busy every week. Kansas State has one of the more efficient offenses in the Big 12, regularly creating scoring opportunities regardless of whether drives end in touchdowns or field goals. Going forward, Rodriguez profiles as reliable fantasy kicker with a strong weekly floor thanks to the Wildcats' balanced and productive offense.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE
Will Anciaux - Flashes depth value Anciaux reeled in 3 of 4 targets for 59 yards during Saturday's 31-20 win against Tulane.
Impact Anciaux continues to work as the number two tight end in Kansas State's offense, but his fantasy relevance remains limited behind Garrett Oakley and a run-heavy offensive approach. Unless his involvement in the passing game grows, Anciaux is primarily a deeper dynasty name rather than a weekly fantasy option.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE
Garrett Oakley - Still waiting for a breakout Oakley gathered in 4 of 5 targets for 27 yards during Saturday's 31-20 win over Tulane.
Impact Oakley remains Kansas State's starting tight end, but the production has been modest through three games as the Wildcats continue to lean on their running game and wide receivers. For fantasy managers, Oakley is more of a watch-list option than a starting tight end for fantasy rosters right now. The role is there, but the volume hasn't followed.
SEPTEMBER 20 • ROTOWIRE