re: The Heisman Effect!!!

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How many 5* QBs rushed to Auburn after 2010? How many 5* QBs rushed to Baylor after 2011? How many 5* QBs rushed to aTm after 2012? How many 5* QBs rushed to FSU after 2013? Louisville after 2016?

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Those are all 1-offs. You did miss the point, even if the OP did not present it that eloquently. It would not be the LSU QB winning ONE Heisman, it would the LSU QB winning TWO HEISMANS in FOUR SEASONS. That would be a pretty big deal to future QB recruits.

But even if Jayden doesn’t win it, it appears his season is already paying dividends as it looks like the Underwood kid is going to commit in the next month or so. He’s not just an 5 star, but supposed to be one of the highest rated QB in several cycles. And he’s from Michigan.

But it’s more than just the Heisman. It’s the 1st round NFL WR talent they’ll be surrounded by, the high-powered offense that can be tailored around their skill sets, the NFL development they’ll get, etc…
Again, Jayden doesn’t even have to win the Heisman, but any competent coaching staff should be able to leverage the ‘19 and ‘23 offenses and be able to capitalize by landing highly ranked QBs.