Heisman Watch: Heisman Rankings Heading into Week 12
The 2023 Heisman Watch list and rankings after Week 11 in college football. As we head into Week 12, we have a clear favorite in the Heisman race. Read on to find out who has the best Heisman odds.
Jason Radowitz - November 12, 2023, 11:39 AM EST
5 minHeisman Watch: Heisman Rankings Heading into Week 12
We have a clear-cut favorite for the Heisman Award. However, that clear-cut favorite doesn't even have top-three odds for the award right now.
Things are getting interesting when it comes to the Heisman. Here's where each player stands below.
2023 Heisman Odds
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Player | Odds |
|---|---|
Bo Nix | -115 |
Michael Penix Jr. | +260 |
Marvin Harrison Jr. | +500 |
Jayden Daniels | +700 |
Carson Beck | +3300 |
Jalen Milroe | +5000 |
2023 Heisman Watch
Bo Nix Is Now First (-115) (Bet $115 to collect $215)
Bo Nix has thrown for 29 touchdowns and two interceptions for the Oregon Ducks this season.
After another four-touchdown performance, Nix has now moved into the top slot via oddsmakers.
He just added 412 yards, four touchdowns, and no interceptions against USC. He's accounted for about 3,300 yards this season.
Marvin Harrison Jr. Is Not The Heisman (+500) (Bet $100 to collect $600)
Marvin Harrison Jr. continues to catch touchdowns. He's also added his second straight 1,000-yard season as Ohio State's No. 1 receiver.
But he's had three games where he's added no more than 32 yards receiving. That's something to consider.
Harrison is as elite as it gets. But Malik Nabers of LSU has added 13 more catches for almost 200 yards more. They've averaged about 18 yards per catch, but Harrison has two more touchdowns.
Harrison isn't even the best receiver statistically this season. He's not the Heisman.
That Quarterback at LSU Is (+700) (Bet $100 to collect $800)
While Bo Nix has accounted for 3,300 yards total, Jayden Daniels has added 3,164 yards passing and another 918 yards on the ground.
Daniels could end up with over 4,000 yards passing and over 1,000 yards rushing.
Last night, against the Florida Gators, who came in with the 44th-best total defense, Daniels added 372 yards in the air and another 234 yards on the ground.
He added five touchdowns and no turnovers while helping LSU to over 700 yards of offense.
We can't validate the Heisman award if the best player doesn't win the award. This isn't a popularity contest; it doesn't matter about records.
Daniels is far and beyond the best player in college football.
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