Marshall was 13-for-22 passing for 161 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 55-0 victory over Middle Tennessee State. He also had 11 rushes for 110 yards.
Analysis:Marshall wasn't needed for four quarters in the rout of Middle Tennessee, but he still delivered one of his most efficient fantasy performances of the season before getting early rest in the second half. Kansas piled up 706 total yards and controlled the game from start to finish, making Marshall's relatively modest passing volume more a product of game script than performance. The biggest takeaway for fantasy managers is that his rushing upside continues to provide a high floor, and any game that remains competitive for four quarters could unlock an even bigger stat line.
