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In his debut, Ryan Howard delivered flawless pass‑blocking, zero pressures and a top‑tier run‑block grade, while his brother Will’s championship pedigree continues to drive his development.
A look at the college players from across the Big 12 who are making early impressions as potential NFL Draft selections.
After guiding Texas A&M to a College Football Playoff berth, Collin Klein returns to Manhattan to lead Kansas State’s offense in 2026, bringing a proven track record of high‑tempo, ball‑control football.
A preseason medical emergency sidelined Kansas State’s veteran lineman George Fitzpatrick for the entire 2025 campaign, reshaping the offensive line and giving emerging players like John Pastore, Gus Hawkins, Oliver Miller and Tyler Johnson increased snaps.
Kansas State’s 2026 football outlook hinges on Collin Klein’s ability to juggle coaching and play‑calling while a young defense and an unstable offensive line face tough Big 12 competition.
Early projections for the 2026 Kansas State football depth chart highlight the quarterback starter, contested backup roles and key competitions on both sides of the ball.
With 50 days until kickoff, head coach Collin Klein makes his debut, Avery Johnson's potential looms large, and the Wildcats confront a schedule that could shape a Big 12 title run.
Coach Casey Alexander announced a 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule that includes a marquee event in Las Vegas, a return matchup with Creighton and a high‑profile game against Wichita State in Kansas City.
National rankings from Phil Steele, Athlon and ESPN highlight both promise and uncertainty for Kansas State’s offense, defense and schedule as the 2026 season approaches.
Collin Klein made his first appearance as Kansas State's head coach at Big 12 Media Days in Frisco, Texas, where he discussed offensive strategy, player health and the impact of new NCAA eligibility rules on quarterback Avery Johnson.
The 2026 Big 12 Football Media Days will take place in Frisco, Texas, featuring live broadcasts, major controversies, and the first public appearances of several new coaches.
Fans can glimpse how the Kansas State Wildcats will appear in the upcoming EA Sports College Football 27, which features an 81 overall rating, key player scores, the new Mascot Mashup mode and a simulated 10‑3 season culminating in a Liberty Bowl victory.
As media days approach, analysts have released early power rankings for the Big 12, highlighting returning starters, coaching shifts and quarterback battles that could reshape the conference picture.
The first recruiting class under head coach Collin Klein has climbed to No. 28 nationally, featuring standout prospects and a strong defensive line foundation.
Kansas State has secured a wave of four‑star and three‑star recruits, climbing to a top‑40 class nationally and cementing its place as the Big 12's most promising program.
Finn Walker, a three‑star defensive lineman from Texas, announced his commitment to Kansas State on June 24, ending a recruitment that had seemed to tilt toward Baylor. His pledge adds a towering presence to the Wildcats' 2027 defensive line.
Nate Johnson, a former Kansas State guard, is quietly positioning himself for a possible second‑round selection in the 2026 NBA Draft after participating in workouts with several NBA teams.
Laron Baker Jr., a 5‑foot‑10, 172‑pound prospect, announced his pledge to Kansas State on Tuesday, citing the program’s fit and his own ambitions.
Coach Collin Klein’s 2026 schedule pits the Wildcats against a slate of defenses ranked among the nation’s best, each bringing distinct strengths and challenges.
The latest pledge adds a highly rated pass rusher to Kansas State's recruiting class, elevating its national standing and underscoring the program's growing appeal.
Kansas State secured a verbal pledge from four-star cornerback Joshua Vilmael, a 6-3, 185-pound prospect from Fort Bend Travis High School in Texas. His commitment adds depth to a class already ranked No. 28 nationally.
New staff under Collin Klein leverages personal outreach, immersive visits and a family‑like atmosphere to attract top talent, culminating in a top‑30 recruiting class and commitments from prospects like Cam Kruse.
The Louisiana standout, ranked No. 29 among high school athletes, announced his pledge to Kansas State during an official visit, joining a 2027 class that sits at No. 31 nationally.
Newly hired Casey Alexander brings a winning pedigree and a fresh roster to Kansas State, as the program navigates a major transition amid high expectations.