What is more unlikely? College vs NFL

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a 2x Heisman winner

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Happened only once 50 years ago.

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a rookie NFL MVP

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Happened only once 60 years ago.

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a non QB/RB NFL MVP

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Happened multiple times.

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32-0.back to back national champion

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Happened multiple times...

Probably go with the one in bold.

Oklahoma was 39-0 when they won their two back-to-back National Championships.

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2x Heisman winner

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This will probably never happen again because the voters will not allow it.


Rookie NFL MVP is more likely to happen if a great quarterback talent gets drafted to a good team: think Burrow or Jayden Daniels being drafted by the Rams or Vikings instead of the Bengals and Washington.





A two time Heisman winner needs to do 2 things:

1) Return to college after winning the Heisman (more likely to happen in today's game with NIL), in the past this usually required the winner to be a sophomore- Tebow was first underclassman to win.


2) Have a better season than the previous Heisman season. This is possibly the most difficult feat to accomplish in football because of all the intangibles out of your control - roster changes, coaching changes (usually a new OC or QB coach because previous used your Heisman season to advance their career), schedule difficulty, opposing defenses have more time and information on you to study, etc.



The other two have been accomplished multiple times.