Kansas State Wildcats land four new football players from the transfer portal

The Kansas State football team capped a hectic work week in the transfer portal by landing four new players on Friday.

They will help the Wildcats in every phase of the game next season.

On offense, K-State landed Tanner Morley. He is a 6-foot-7 and 325-pound offensive lineman who began his college football career at Colorado State, where he was a steady contributor at left tackle.

New K-State head coach Collin Klein likely took some added joy in landing a player from his home state. Morley grew up in Highlands Ranch, Colorado.

Delvin Morris, an offensive lineman from Akron, also committed to K-State later in the day. He chose the Wildcats over interest from North Carolina State, Kentucky and UCF.

On defense, K-State secured a commitment from Ja’Son Prevard. He is a 6-foot-2 and 199-pound junior defensive back from Virginia. He made 24 tackles and grabbed three interceptions for the Cavaliers last season.

The Wildcats will give him an opportunity to compete for a starting job immediately after they lost several defenders to the portal.

And on special teams, K-State landed Jaxson Duffield, a long-snapper from Oklahoma State.

The portal has only been open for a week, but the Wildcats have landed 19 incoming players during that time.

K-State football transfer tracker

Incoming (18)

Charlie Adams (offensive lineman from Cal Poly)

Koy Beasley (defensive back from Miami of Ohio)

Jayden Bryant (defensive end from Coastal Carolina)

Kamari Burns (defensive lineman from Cincinnati)

Dylan Davidson (punter from Emporia State)

Jaxson Duffield (long snapper from Oklahoma State)

Rodney Fields (running back from Oklahoma State)

Robert Hammond (kicker from Toledo)

De’Arieun Hicks (defensive lineman from Gardner-Webb)

Keiton Jones (offensive lineman from Missouri)

Joshua Manning (wide receiver from Missouri)

Mekhi Mason (linebacker from Louisiana Tech)

Tanner Morley (offensive lineman from Colorado State)

Delvin Morris (offensive lineman from Akron)

Jacobi Oliphant (linebacker from Oklahoma State)

Kaleb Patterson (defensive back from Illinois)

Ja’Son Prevard (defensive back from Virginia)

Austin Ramsey (defensive tackle from Kentucky)

Izaiah Williams (wide receiver from Texas A&M)

Outgoing (31)

Malcolm Alcorn-Crowder (defensive line) to SMU

Callen Barta (wide receiver) to Emporia State

Jayce Brown (wide receiver) to LSU

Teagan Cobb (punter) to Southeast Missouri State

Daniel Cobbs (defensive back)

Ryan Davis (defensive end) to Baylor

Dylan Edwards (running back)

Amarion Fortenberry (defensive back)

Truman Griffith (defensive end) to North Dakota State

Garrett Harstad (wide receiver)

Hudson Hutcheson (quarterback)

Will Kemna (offensive line)

Brayden Loftin (tight end)

Antonio Martin (running back)

Kaedin Massey (offensive line)

Colby McAlister (defensive end)

Andrew Metzger (tight end) to Ohio

Qua Moss (defensive back) to Tennessee

Chiddi Obiazor (defensive end) to Indiana

Ralph Ortiz (linebacker)

Tobi Osunsanmi (defensive end) to Indiana

JB Price (running back)

DeVon Rice (running back)

Maguire Richman (linebacker)

Austin Romaine (linebacker) to Texas Tech

Jayden Rowe (defensive back)

Jacques Spradley-Demps (running back)

Amos Talalele (offensive line)

Kanijal Thomas (defensive back) to Oklahoma State

Asher Tomaszewski (defensive line)

Devin Vass (offensive line) to West Virginia

This story was originally published January 9, 2026 at 3:20 PM.

Kellis Robinett

The Wichita Eagle

Kellis Robinett covers Kansas State athletics for The Wichita Eagle and The Kansas City Star. A winner of more than a dozen national writing awards, he lives in Manhattan with his wife and four children.