Heisman Watch

College Football Addiction at its finest.

Top candidates, not in any order, order will be worked on throughout the season.

Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
34-49 497 Yards 6 TD 1 INT
13 rushes 55 yards 1 TD

Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
25-27 356 Yards 4 TD
8 rushes 25 yards 1 TD

Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
37-52 632 Yards 4 TD 1 INT
11 Rushes -26 Yards 1 TD

Todd Gurley, HB, Georgia
42 Rushes 288 Yards 3 TD
2 Catches 9 Yards 1 TD

Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
46-60 752 Yards 9 TD 1 INT
3 Rushes 0 yards

De'Anthony Thomas, HB, Oregon
29 Rushes 252 Yards 5 TD
2 Catches 30 Yards

Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon
26-49 433 Yards 3 TD
9 Rushes 235 Yards 3 TD

Lache Seastrunk, HB, Baylor
28 Rushes 261 Yards 5 TD

Braxton Miller, QB, Ohio State
17-24 208 Yards 2 TD 1 INT
18 Rushes 82 Yards

Devin Gardner, QB, Michigan
31-48 456 Yards 5 TD 3 INT
20 Rushes 134 Yards 3 TD

Jeremy Gallon, WR, Michigan
12 Catches 231 Yards 4 TD
1 Rush 14 Yards


(Working on the list, Ill add their stats in and more players later)

Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State
25-27 356 Yards 4 TD
8 rushes 25 yards 1 TD


theres your winner

Tomahawk Chop time!!!

no yea, you aren't biased or prisoner of the moment at all.

i believe it will be the alabama guy who is the return man and deep threat. that or tahj boyd. both guys make a lot of big splashy plays. michigan is not having a good enough season to win a heismen. they are a much better team and might make a play for the big10 championship but i cant see a 11-1 or 10-2 type big 10 team getting a heisman

Mariotaaaa. He doesnt get enough recognition

S wrote:Mariotaaaa. He doesnt get enough recognition

dark horse yes, if they go undefeated and make a play for the championship, then yes.

Hogan for stanford, if they make a run for a championship.