Kewan Lacy out for 2026 season with injury, affecting NFL prospects
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 6:36 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy is out for the remainder of the 2026 season due to injury. Lacy, who finished with 388 yards and five touchdowns in six games, has struggled with health issues all year. His recent injury came after the Rebels' loss to Texas on October 24. The 2025 season was strong for Lacy, but his stock has dropped significantly, with projections placing him at No. 59 in the upcoming NFL Draft. Lacy faces a crucial decision this offseason about whether to return to college football or enter the draft, with potential impacts on his future prospects.
- •Lacy has not played since October 24 against Texas.
- •He recorded 388 yards and five touchdowns in 2026.
- •NFL draft stock projected to fall to No. 59 overall.
- •Lacy has a significant decision regarding his football future.
- •Ole Miss rushing offense has decreased to 147.3 yards per game.
- 6:36 PMCBS Sports — Kewan Lacy out for the season due to injury: What's next for the Ole Miss star RB?
"Lacy's injury-riddled season has negatively impacted his NFL Draft stock, but is that enough to warrant a return to college football in 2027?
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