Odds to win Heisman Trophy
The top of the Heisman Trophy odds list remains the same, but a new name joins the Top 3 this week. Look for a potential shakeup on the odds list next week with Ole Miss and Alabama scheduled to meet up this weekend.
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It’s deadlocked atop the Heisman Trophy odds this week as the oddsmakers don’t know who has the advantage between Matt Corral and Bryce Young.
Matt Corral (+200) Ole Miss
Corral led the Rebels to a tight win over Arkansas last week that pushed him into co-favorites status of the Heisman odds. Against Arkansas Corral passed for 287 yards with two touchdowns and he also rushed for 94 yards with two more TDs on the ground. On the season Corral now has 12 touchdown passes to zero interceptions and eight rushing TDs.
Bryce Young (+200) Alabama
Young surrendered sole possession of the top spot on the Heisman odds after Alabama was upset by Texas A&M last week. Young finished the game with 369 yards passing, three touchdowns and an interception. He now has 20 touchdown passes to three interceptions on the season. Young will need a big game this weekend against Mississippi State if he hopes to separate himself from Corral again.
CJ Stroud (+1600) Ohio
Stroud moves back into the Top 3 and into the Heisman conversation again after leading Ohio State to a crushing 66-17 win over Maryland last week. Stroud torched the Terrapins for 406 yards passing and five touchdowns in the blowout. Don’t be surprised if Stroud drops back a little this week as Ohio State heads into their bye week. Stroud still has plenty of big games left to prove he’s Heisman worthy with upcoming matchups against Penn State, Michigan State and Michigan.
Matt Corral +200
Bryce Young +200
CJ Stroud +700
Desmond Ridder +2000
Kenneth Walker III +2000
Bijan Robinson +3000
Kenny Picket +3000
TreVeyon Henderson +4000
Casey Thompson +5000
Oct. 6, 2021 Update
There’s been a switch atop the Heisman Trophy odds this week after Bryce Young won his showdown with Matt Corral last weekend.
Bryce Young (+125) Alabama
Young led Alabama over Corral and Ole’ Miss last week to take over top spot on the Heisman odds. Young passed for 241 yards with a pair of touchdown passes in Alabama’s 42-21 win. He now has 17 touchdowns to only two interceptions on the season. Alabama has two somewhat challenging road games the next two weeks against Texas A&M and Mississippi State which could give Young a chance to pad his stats and increase his lead in the Heisman race.
Matt Corral (+250) Ole Miss
Corral had a chance to pull away in the Heisman race last week but couldn’t get it done against Alabama. In the loss he passed for 213 yards with one touchdown and another TD run. Losing the head-to-head battle with Young may have been the biggest blow to his Heisman chances. Corral isn’t dead yet though and will get the chance to rebound this week against Arkansas.
Desmond Ridder (+1600) Cincinnati
Ridder joins the Heisman conversation this week after leading Cincinnati past Notre Dame last week. So far this season Ridder has nine touchdown passes to two interception and three more TD runs. More importantly he’s led Cincinnati to an undefeated season so far and has them ranked No. 5 in the nation. One thing that could hurt Ridder in the Heisman race is that Cincinnati’s only other opponent that isn’t a total pushover this season is SMU.
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Bryce Young +125
Matt Corral +250
Desmond Ridder +1600
CJ Stroud +1600
Spencer Rattler +2000
Bijan Robinson +3000
TreVeyon Henderson +3000
Kenny Pickett +4000
Kenneth Walker III +5000
Jake Haener +5000
Casey Thompson +8000
JT Daniels +8000
Blake Corum +8000
Sept. 28, 2021 Update
Matt Corral (+150) Ole Miss
Ole Miss was on their bye last week so Corral’s stats are the same as they were two weeks ago when the became the bookmakers favorite. That also means he’s had an extra week to prepare for Alabama, who the Rebels face this weekend. If Corral is somehow able to lead the Rebels to a win in Alabama, he’ll become a massive Heisman favorite.
Bryce Young (+300) Alabama
Young led the Crimson Tide to an easy 63-14 win over Southern Miss last week while passing for 313 yards with five touchdowns. With back-to-back tough conference games against Ole Miss and Texas A&M Young will get the chance to separate himself a bit from the other Heisman contenders if he can keep Alabama’s lengthy winning streak going.
JT Daniels (+1400) Georgia
Daniels led Georgia to an easy 62-0 win over Vanderbilt last week, but he sat for a majority of the second half once the game got out of hand. We should find out if Daniels truly belongs in the Heisman conversation in October when Georgia’s schedule gets tougher against Arkansas, Auburn and Florida.
Heisman Trophy Betting Odds Update
Matt Corral +150
Bryce Young +400
JT Daniels +1400
Desmond Ridder +2000
Spencer Rattler +3000
TreVeyon Henderson +3000
CJ Verdell +3000
Anthony Brown +5000
Bijan Robinson +5000
CJ Stroud +5000
Sam Howell +8000
Casey Thompson +8000
Jack Coan +8000
Malik Willis +8000
Kenneth Walker III +8000
Jake Haener +8000
Update Sept. 21, 2021
There was quite the shakeup in the Heisman odds this week after Matt Corral announced himself as the new contender to beat with a dynamic display against Tulane. The season’s far from over yet, and with COVID still hovering, making a bet on an underdog might not be a bad idea right now.
Corral and Young may be running away this thing early.
Odds as of Sept. 21 at FanDuel Sportsbook.Â
Matt Corral (+150) Ole Miss
Corral delivered a dominating showing with his arm and his legs last week in the Rebels 61-21 win over Tulane with 335 yards passing and three touchdowns along with 68 rushing yards and four more touchdowns on 13 carries. He gets a breather this week during Ole Miss’ bye week before what could be his most important game of the season against Alabama on Oct. 2.
Bryce Young (+400) Alabama
Young led the Crimson Tide to a too close 31-29 win over Florida last week. Despite the close score Young was strong with 233 yards passing and three touchdowns. He’ll get a cupcake matchup with Southern Miss this weekend to try and pad his stats before the showdown with Ole Miss and Corral a week later.
CJ Stroud (+1600) Ohio State
Stroud gets bumped up to the Top 3 after leaving behind Ohio State’s previous loss to Oregon with a 41-20 win over Tulsa last week. Stroud wasn’t even that great in the win with 185 yards passing with one touchdown and an interception. In some ways his ascension up the odds list is more about what those below him didn’t do last week. He’ll get a chance to prove he belongs this week in what should be a laugher against Akron.
Matt Corral +150
Bryce Young +400
CJ Stroud +1600
Sam Howell +2000
Desmond Ridder +2000
Malik Willis +2000
CJ Verdell +2000
Spencer Rattler +2500
JT Daniels +2500
TreVeyon Henderson +4000
Kenneth Walker III +4000
Anthony Brown +5000
Bijan Robinson +5000
Sean Clifford +5000
DJ Uiagalelei +5000
Brian Robinson Jr. +6000
Jack Coan +8000
Breece Hall +10,000
John Metchie III +10,000
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Sept. 13, 2021
The Heisman Trophy race is led by a pair of SEC quarterbacks. The Top 4 on the list are all QBs right now which isn’t surprising considering a QB has won in nine of the last 11 years.
Wide receiver DeVonta Smith broke up a streak of four straight QBs last year, but if the current odds lists from FanDuel means anything, the Heisman may go back to a signal caller again this season.
Bryce Young (+300) Alabama
The Crimson Tide haven’t missed a step on offense with Young taking over at quarterback for Mac Jones. Through two games he’s completed just over 70 percent of his passes for 571 yards with seven touchdowns and zero interceptions. If he can continue that success this week in Alabama’s first real test of the season against Florida, his Heisman odds will only improve.
Matt Corral (+400) Ole Miss
Corral has led Ole Miss to a par of blowout wins to start the season, including a 54-17 romp over Austin Peay last week. The dual threat has passed for 662 yards with six touchdowns and zero interceptions and rushed for 90 yards and a score on 20 carries. Circle October 2 on your calendar as an important date in the Heisman race, with Alabama and Ole Miss set to square off in a battle of the Top 2 Heisman contenders.
Spencer Rattler (+900) Oklahoma
After a too close for comfort win over Tulane in their season opener, Oklahoma got back on track last week with a 76-0 drubbing of Western Carolina. Rattler, who was many experts preseason Heisman pick, has been steady with 547 yards passing with six touchdowns and a pair of interceptions. One thing that could hold Rattler back is the lighter schedule he gets compared to the contenders from the SEC. Going by the current Top 25, Oklahoma doesn’t face a ranked team until last November.
Bryce Young +300
Matt Corral +400
Spencer Rattler +900
CJ Stroud +900
CJ Verdell +1600
Desmond Ridder +2000
DJ Uiagalelei +2000
Sam Howell +4000
Anthony Brown +5000
Dorian Thompson-Robinson +5000
Bujan Robinson +5000
Sean Clifford +5000
D’Eriq King +5000
Jayden Daniels +5000
Brian Robinson Jr. +5000
Tank Bigsby +5000
Mailik Willis +5000
Anthony Richardson +5000
Jack Coan +6000
Kedon Slovis +8000
Chris Olave +8000
Breece Hall +10,000
Braxton Burmeister +10,000
Jase McClellan +10,000
John Metchie III +10,000
Kenny Pickett +10,000
JT Daniels +10,000
Bo Nix +10,000
Miyan Williams +10,000
Kenneth Walker III +10,000
Carson Strong +15,000
Tyrion Davis-Price +15,000
Taulia Tagovailoa +15,000
Chase Brice +15,000
Tyler Shough +15,000
Zamir White +20,000
Charlie Brewer +20,000
Drake London +20,000
Justyn Ross +20,000
Max Duggan +20,000
Jarret Doege +20,000
Alan Bowman +20,000
Marvin Mims +20,000
Grayson McCall +20,000
Garrett Wilson +20,000
Isaiah Spiller +20,000
Xavier Hutchinson +20,000
McKenzie Milton +20,000
Romeo Doubs +20,000
Dillon Gabriel +20,000
Michael Penix Jr. +20,000
TreVeyon Henderson +20,000
Leddie Brown +30,000
Ainias Smith +30,000
Nick Starkel +30,000
Jayden de Laura +30,000
Spencer Sanders +30,000
Emory Jones +30,000
Hendon Hooker +30,000
Brock Purdy +30,000
Kyren Williams +30,000
Jalen Wydermeyer +30,000
Max Johnson +30,000
Will Anderson +30,000
Derek Stingley +40,000
Hank Bachmeier +40,000
Malik Cunningham +40,000
Zonovan Knight +50,000
Jarek Broussard +50,000
Bailey Zappe +50,000
Levi Lewis +50,000
Jordan Addison +50,000
Casey Thompson +50,000
Graham Mertz +50,000
George Pickens +50,000
Zay Flowers +50,000
Dylan Morris +50,000
Hudson Card +50,000
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Archived Heisman Trophy Betting Odds article from Jan. 4, 2021
It’s possible the Heisman Trophy could go to a major underdog in a Covid-19-fouled season. That being said, the favorite at the start of the season is the quarterback of the national championship favorite. See college football props and live Heisman Trophy betting odds updates at FanDuel and Draft Kings, official betting partners of the NFL.
Jan. 4, 2021 Update
The Heisman Trophy will be awarded virtually on Tuesday, January 5. That gives you just enough time to get you last bets in on the latest Heisman Trophy odds. Remember when making you picks that votes for the Heisman were handed in no later than December 21. So, don’t take in account any of the recent bowls games when making your Heisman pick, because the voters couldn’t.
DeVonta Smith (-560) Alabama
Smith delivered a dominating season that, according to the oddsmakers, should make him the first wide receiver to win the Heisman since Desmond Howard in 1991. Smith not only led the nation in receiving with 1,641 yards (nearly 500 more than any other player), but he also set Alabama’s all-time receiving record.
Mac Jones (+500) Alabama
In any other season over the last decade Jones would likely be taking home the Heisman after leading Alabama to an undefeated season while putting up some solid numbers. Unfortunately for Jones his teammate Smith outshone him. History is on Jones’ side, as a QB has won the Heisman in 10 of the last 11 seasons, but that also may mean voters are ready and primed to look elsewhere this season.
Trevor Lawrence (+750) Clemson
Lawrence was the Heisman favorite for most of the season. However, missing games due to testing positive for COVID-19 and COVID cancellations effectively cost him his shot at the Heisman. I guess he does still have being draft No. 1 overall in the NFL draft to look forward to. If you consider playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars something to look forward to.
DeVonta Smith -560
Mac Jones +500
Trevor Lawrence +750
Kyle Trask +5000
Dec. 21, 2020 Update
After conference championship week the Heisman Trophy odds were turned upside down thank to an out of this world performance by DeVonta Smith. Could he make history and become the first wide receiver in decades to claim the Heisman?
DeVonta Smith (-200) Alabama
Smith shot to the top of the Heisman odds after helping lead Alabama to a 52-46 win over Florida in the SEC Championship game. Smith hauled in an amazing 15 passes for 184 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Smith also became Alabama’s all-time leading receiver and this season he leads all receivers in the nation with 1,511 receiving yards. Smith’s performance caused him to jump from +2200 on the Heisman odds a few weeks ago to -200 as he tries to make history as the first wide receiver to win the award.
Mac Jones (+150) Alabama
Jones may have led Alabama to another SEC title but he was outshone by Smith which cost him on the Heisman odds. History is in Jones’ favor, as a quarterback has won the Heisman the last four years and nine of the last 10. Jones does have an impressive resume, with the second most passing yards in college football this season, but he may come up just short to his teammate.
Trevor Lawrence (+1000) Clemson
Lawrence needed to deliver a performance for the ages in the ACC Championship game to have an outside shot at the Heisman. He was solid in Clemson’s win over Notre Dame, but likely not good enough to make up for the time he missed this season due to COVID-19. He’ll still likely be the top pick in the upcoming NFL draft, but Lawrence he won’t be taking home Heisman honors.
DeVonta Smith -200
Mac Jones +150
Trevor Lawrence +1000
Najee Harris +1600
Dec. 5, 2020 Update
Trask jumps to top of Heisman Race
With only a week remaining until Heisman ballots are distributed the race for the Heisman Trophy is a tight one between a pair of SEC quarterbacks. If you haven’t made your futures picks yet the key dates to know are December 14, when ballots go out, December 21, the voting deadline, December 24, when the finalists are announced, and January 5, when the award will virtually be handed out.
Kyle Trask (-134) Florida
Trask continues to be the favorite while leading the Gators to the top of the SEC East. Last week in a 31-19 win over Tennessee in which the Gators clinched the East, Trask passed for 433 yards with four touchdowns. He’s now second in the nation with 3,243 passing yards and he leads all QBs with 38 touchdown passes.
Mac Jones (+100) Alabama
Don’t count out Jones yet. He could easily steal away the Heisman from Trask at the end of the season. Jones and the undefeated Crimson Tide clinched the SEC West after crushing LSU 55-17 last week. Jones led the way with 385 passing yards and four touchdowns. He’s right behind Trask with 3,113 passing yards and 27 touchdown passes. With Alabama and Florida set to meet up in the SEC Championship game on December 19 whoever comes out on top in that game could be the Heisman winner.
Trevor Lawrence (+1200) Clemson
Lawrence, the preseason Heisman favorite, has likely run out of time and games to have a shot at the Heisman. Clemson’s regular season is over and missing three games will likely cost Lawrence his shot at the Heisman. Lawrence and Clemson will face Notre Dame (the only team to beat them this season) in the ACC title game, but he’d have to put on a historical performance to have a shot at surpassing Trask and Jones.
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Kyle Trask -125
Mac Jones +100
Trevor Lawrence +1200
Ian Book +1600
DeVonta Smith +2200
Justin Fields +2500
Nov. 9, 2020 Update
Trevor Lawrence’s positive COVID-19 test has caused quite the shakeup on the Heisman futures odds. Lawrence is falling while Justin Fields and Mac Jones have taken advantage and are now the frontrunners in the race.
Justin Fields (+125) Ohio State
Fields bolstered his Heisman candidacy last week in Ohio State’s 49-27 rout of Rutgers. Fields passed for 314 yards with five touchdown passes and another TD run in the win. He’s now up to 11 touchdown passes to zero interceptions in three games this season. With Ohio State having what looks to be a pretty easy schedule through the Big Ten the rest of the way (other than maybe Indiana), Fields could continue to put up video game type numbers on a regular basis. (Read article on Justin Fields Heisman Trophy push.)
Mac Jones (+150) Alabama
Jones has led Alabama back to the top of the Top 25 rankings and into a prime spot to contend for another national championship. Through six games Jones has passed for 2196 yards with 16 touchdowns and only two interceptions. More importantly he has the Alabama offense rolling as they’ve averaged nearly 50 points per game in their last five games.
Trevor Lawrence (+450) Clemson
A few weeks ago, it looked like Lawrence was cruising toward a Heisman win. He was putting up big numbers while leading the undefeated No. 1 team in the nation. Since then it’s all come crashing down for Lawrence. He’s missed Clemson’s last two games due to COVID-19 and Clemson fell from the No. 1 spot following a loss to Notre Dame. Without a little luck Lawrence’s Heisman chances look bleak.
Kyle Trask (+600) Florida
Trask gave his Heisman contender resume a jolt over the week by leading Florida to a 44-28 win over Georgia. In the win Trask had four touchdown passes and led Florida on a 24-point run that sealed the victory. Trask remains an underdog behind Fields and Jones, but in a season where anything can happen, he may be worth taking a flyer on for the potential profits in case COVID strikes another favorite.
Heisman Odds:Â
Justin Fields +125
Mac Jones +150
Trevor Lawrence +450
Kyle Trask +600
Ian Book +2000
DeVonta Smith +2200
Zach Wilson +2200
D’Eriq King +2400
Najee Harris +3300
Brock Purdy +5000
Sam Ehlinger +10000
Travis Etienne +10000
Kellen Mond +10000
Spencer Rattler +10000
Oct. 26, 2020 Update
Trevor Lawrence continues to distance himself from the rest of the pack on the Heisman Trophy futures. If no one can stop Clemson this season the award could be his to lose.
Trevor Lawrence (-167) Clemson
The Tigers remain undefeated and Lawrence keeps shredding opposing defenses. He’s up to 17 touchdown passes on the season to only two interceptions, with 1,833 passing yards. That’s tops in the ACC and fifth best in the nation right now.
Mac Jones (+250) Alabama
Jones slips past Fields to move into the No. 2 spot on the Heisman futures. Jones has given his Heisman hopes a boost after leading Alabama to back-to-back big wins over Georgia and Tennessee. Jones has passed for an SEC-best 1,905 yards with 12 touchdowns and only two interceptions so far this season.
Justin Fields (+400) Ohio State
Fields has been knocked down to third on the list but considering Ohio State has only played one game it’s way too early to count him out. In the Buckeyes season opener against Nebraska Fields passed for 276 yards with two TD passes, and he also rushed for a team-high 54 yards with a score. Keep an eye on Fields to see what he can do this week against a Penn State squad that was exposed by Indiana last week.
Kyle Trask (+1600) Florida
Moving into the Top 4 as a +1600 underdog this week is Florida Gators’ quarterback Kyle Trask. Last week Florida and Trask had their game against LSU postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak. That game will happen in December, which follows important games against Georgia and Tennessee. Trask doesn’t have the yards that other contenders have with only 996 passing yards, but he has thrown 14 touchdown passes to only one interception.
Trevor Lawrence -167
Mac Jones +250
Justin Fields +400
Kyle Trask +1600
Najee Harris +2500
D’Eriq King +2500
DeVonta Smith +2500
Travis Etienne +2800
Chuba Hubbard +4000
Trey Sermon +4000
Zach Wilson +4000
Stetson Bennett +5000
Sean Clifford +5000
Brock Purdy +5000
Oct. 13, 2020 Update
For the first time in almost a month there’s one player atop the Heisman odds, after Trevor Lawrence broke away from the pack. His stay atop the odds list could be short-lived once the Big Ten season finally gets started in a couple weeks.
Trevor Lawrence (+110) Clemson
Lawrence is the lone favorite for the Heisman once again following Clemson’s 42-17 win over Miami last week. He torched the Miami Hurricanes for three touchdown passes and a TD run which throwing for 292 yards in the blowout. On the season Lawrence has now passed for 1,140 yards and 10 touchdowns without a single interception.
Justin Fields (+250) Ohio State
Fields remains locked in at +250 as he awaits Ohio State’s season opener on October 24 against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. If Fields lives up to the hype and shreds the Cornhuskers he could supplant Lawrence atop the Heisman odds.
Mac Jones (+500) Alabama
Jones has made a big jump up the Heisman odds from +1200 after leading Alabama to a 3-0 start. Last week in Alabama’s 63-48 win over the Mississippi Rebels Jones passed for 417 yards with a pair of touchdowns. He’s now third in the SEC with 1,101 passing yards and eight touchdowns to one interception this season. He’ll get his biggest test of the season so far this weekend against the Georgia Bulldogs
Stetson Bennett (+1000) Georgia
Speaking of Georgia, their quarterback Stetson Bennett has rocketed up the Heisman odds lately. He currently sits at +1000 despite being pretty much an afterthought for the oddsmakers a few weeks ago at +20,000. Bennett doesn’t have as flashy numbers as Lawrence and Jones, with 689 passing yards and five touchdowns on the season, but he has led the Bulldogs to a 3-0 record. If he can lead them to an upset of Alabama this week his climb up the Heisman contenders list could continue.
Trevor Lawrence +110
Justin Fields +250
Mac Jones +500
Stetson Bennett +1000
Jaylen Waddle +1000
Kyle Trask +1400
Najee Harris +1600
Travis Etienne +2200
D’Eriq King +3300
Trey Sermon +3300
Ian Book +4000
Sam Howell +4000
Sean Clifford +5000
Brock Purdy +5000
DeVonta Smith +5000
Sam Ehlinger +8000
Chuba Hubbard +8000
Sept 29, 2020 Update
With Trevor Lawrence off last week and Justin Fields still waiting for Ohio State’s first game of the season, nothing has changed atop the Heisman Trophy odds this week. However, the rest of the Top 4 saw a bit of a shake up with Spencer Rattler and Sam Ehlinger both getting knocked out.
Trevor Lawrence (+250) Clemson
Clemson was on a bye week last week after winning their first games of the season while outscoring their opponents 86-13. Lawrence may lead the offense, but in Clemson’s last game he spent the second half on the sideline of a 49-0 blowout. After two cupcake matchups to start the season Lawrence will get to prove how worthy he is of the Heisman once Clemson faces some real competition.
Justin Fields (+250) Ohio State
Bettors continue to play the waiting game with Fields, who won’t take the field for the first time with Ohio State this season until October 24. After he finished third in the Heisman voting last season, bettors know what to expect from Fields. Can e live up to that while facing an all Big Ten schedule in this season flipped on its head by COVID-19?
Kyle Trask (+500) Florida
Trask makes the leap into the Heisman contender conversation after sitting at +1800 odds a week ago. In Florida’s season opener last week Trask torched Mississippi for 416 passing yards and six touchdowns. Trask will get the chance to prove he belongs among the Heisman contenders this season with some tough road games against Texas A&M, Georgia and Tennessee,
KJ Costello (+800) Mississippi State
Costello also caught the oddsmakers attention last week which vaulted him up to +800 from +3300 on the Heisman odds. In his first game with Mississippi State, after transferring from Stanford, he led them to a 44-34 upset win over LSU as a 14.5-point underdog. In the win he passed for 623 yards with five touchdowns. Costello will get the chance to lead Mississippi State to several upsets this season as they’ve got a tough schedule which includes dates with Alabama, Auburn, Georgia and Texas A&M.
Trevor Lawrence +250
Justin Fields +250
Kyle Trask +500
KJ Costello +800
D’Eriq King +1000
Mac Jones +1200
Jaylen Waddle +1600
Sam Ehlinger +2000
Najee Harris +2200
Travis Etienne +2500
Trey Sermon +2500
Sept 21, 2020 Update
The return of the Big Ten made a big change in the Heisman Trophy odds this week, as there’s a new co-favorite along side mainstay Trevor Lawrence.
Trevor Lawrence (+250) Clemson
Lawrence delivered some big numbers last week against Citadel, but his Heisman odds actually worsened thanks to the Big Ten deciding to play. Last week Lawrence was a +175 favorite, but he’s now dropped to +250 and has to share the favorite slot. Against Citadel Lawrence played sparingly since it was a blowout from the start, and he completed 8-of-9 passes for 168 yards with three touchdown passes and a TD run.
Justin Fields (+250) Ohio State
Ohio State’s fall season is back on and that means quarterback Justin Fields has entered the Heisman conversation and is a co-favorite with Lawrence at +250. Last season Fields finished third in Heisman voting behind Joe Burrow and Jalen Hurts, who have both moved on to the NFL. Ohio State will begin their season on October 24 at home to Nebraska.
Spencer Rattler (+600) Oklahoma
Oklahoma was off last week and it cost Rattler a bit on the Heisman odds as he dropped from +400 to +600. Fields entering the race also likely contributed to that drop. Rattler will have the chance to impress this week as Oklahoma takes on a winless Kansas State who allowed 35 points to Arkansas State last time out.
Sam Ehlinger (+1000)
Ehlinger also saw his Heisman odds drop this week, as he fell from +600 to +1000. Ehlinger also got a rest last week during Texas’ early bye week. He’ll get a bigger test this week when Texas faces Teas Tech on the road.
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Trevor Lawrence +250
Justin Fields +250
Spencer Rattler +600
Sam Ehlinger +1000
Kyle Trask +1800
Myle Brennan +2000
JT Daniels +2000
Mac Jones +2000
D’Eriq King +2000
Jaylen Waddle +2000
Najee Harris +2200
Bryce Young +2200
Travis Etienne +2500
Trey Sermon +2500
Kellen Mond +2700
KJ Costello +3300
Sam Howell +3300
Bo Nix +3300
DeVonta Smith +3300
Mathis D’Wan +4000
Ian Book +5000
Sean Clifford +5000
Kylin Hill +5000
Chuba Hubbard +5000
Micale Cunningham +8000
Tanner Morgan +8000
Zamir White +8000
Jack Coan +10000
Adrian Martinez +10000
Derek Stingley +10000
Tylan Wallace +10000
Sept 14, 2020 Update
Trevor Lawrence’s odds improved following a strong debut in Clemson’s opener. The biggest change in the Heisman odds this week is Sam Ehlinger, who vaulted up to third spot on the odds list with a dominating performance.
Trevor Lawrence (+175) Clemson
Lawrence didn’t deliver a dominating performance in Clemson’s season-opening win over Wake Forest with only one touchdown pass. However, he did keep the Tigers’ offense moving while completing 22-of-28 passes for 351 yards. The oddsmakers gave him a slight bump up to +175 after he sat at +200 last week.
And if there was any doubt about his intentions for next season, he put them to rest here.
Spencer Rattler (+400) Oklahoma
Rattler made the jump to +400 on the odds list from +700 after leading Oklahoma to a 48-0 blowout win over Missouri State in their season opener. Rattler only played the first half in the dominating win but still put up impressive numbers with 290 yards passing and four touchdowns.
Sam Ehlinger (+600)
Ehlinger announced his presence in the Heisman race by leading Texas to a 59-3 win over UTEP in their season opener. Ehlinger was listed at +2500 before that win, which catapulted him up to +600. Against UTEP Ehlinger passed for 426 yards and five touchdowns.
JT Daniels (+1000) Georgia
Daniels remains at +1000 for another as he awaits Georgia’s season-opener on September 26. The late start will give Daniels a little more time in his recovery from a torn ACL which remains a big question mark in his first season in Georgia.
Sept 10, 2020 Update
Trevor Lawrence (+200) Clemson
Leading Clemson, the No. 1 team in the nation, will give Lawrence the spotlight he needs to challenge for the Heisman. Now he just needs to back it up on the field. That shouldn’t be a problem as Clemson boasts one of the top offenses in college football and Lawrence’s stats should be massive. Winning a national championship would be a boon to his chances as well.
Spencer Rattler (+700) Oklahoma
Rattler’s odds have improved already, up from +900 few weeks ago. The Oklahoma QB leads a Sooners squad that should be in the running for a sixth straight conference title. With Oklahoma’s toughest games this season all at home Rattler is a serious breakout candidate.
D’Eriq King (+800) Miami
King is also on the rise on the odds list, up from +1400. After transferring in from Houston, King boasts play-making ability with his arm and his legs that could lead to big numbers and big wins in Miami.
JT Daniels (+1000) Georgia
Daniels make the leap into the Heisman contender pool this week at +1000. He’s coming off an injury-shortened season at USC last year after tearing his ACL. The injury cost him the starting job which resulted in his transfer to Georgia. He’ll be leading a talented offense in Georgia, but how will he knee hold up when he sees his first game action in over a year?
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Trevor Lawrence +200
Spencer Rattler +700
D’Eriq King +800
JT Daniels +1000
Travis Etienne +1400
Myles Brennan +1600
Mac Jones +2600
Ian Book +2000
Sam Howell +2000
Kyle Trask +2000
Jaylen Waddle +2000
Bryce Young +2000
Najee Harris +2200
Sam Ehlinger +2500
Kellen Mond +2500
KJ Costello +2800
Chuba Hubbard +3300
Bo Nix +3300
DeVonta Smith +3300
Spencer Sanders +4000
Micale Cunningham +5000
Kylin Hill +5000
Brock Purdy +5000
Zamir White +5000
Tylan Wallace +6600
Stetson Bennett +10000
Jarrett Guarantano +10000
John Rhys Plumlee +10000
Derek Stingley +10000
Pooka Williams +10000
Charlie Brewer +15000
JD Spielman +15000
Seth Williams +15000
Javian Hawkins +20000
Kadrius Toney +20000
Feleipe Franks +25000
Racey McMath +25000
Brady White +25000
Matt Corral +35000
Sam Hartman +35000
Tate Martell +50000
Brian Maurer +50000
Sept. 1. 2020 Heisman Update
Ohio State Quarterback Justin Fields would sit near the top of this 2020 Heisman Trophy odds board, but since the Big Ten won’t happen, his chances are pretty remote. Instead, its another stellar young QB who has been atop this list for more than a year already.
Trevor Lawrence (+200) Clemson
The projected first overall pick in 2021 will enter the season as prohibitive odds to win the 2020 Heisman Trophy at +200. Clemson has won five straight ACC titles and are the heavy favorites to win it this year. With a favorable schedule, Trevor Lawrence’s stats should be insane and he enjoys the bonus of lining up beside star RB Travis Etienne. This offense could explode, Lawrence’s stats will be gaudy, Heisman voters won’t be able to help themselves.
Spencer Rattler (+900) Oklahoma
Like Clemson, Oklahoma has claimed five straight conference titles. Head Coach Lincoln Riley established himself as one of the best coaches in the country, and his young QB Spencer Rattler should thrive under his tutelage. Spencer was a 5-star recruit out of high school and many project him as a breakout star in 2020.