If Houston continues to throttle Louisville, who is the Heisman leader?

Just give it to an average Bama player since they are the best team.

Jackson could get injured on the next play and be out for the year and it wouldn't matter he's winning the heisman. There's a reason why he's -3500 to win it. I feel like this same thread has come up each of the past four weeks, every time Louisville starts out slow

Better question is if Louisville loses to Houston (very possible) AND Kentucky (very possible)

Louisville will have beaten one ranked team implying FSU can even stay ranked and lost to the only other team they have played that was good, and two bad losses.

It makes me certainly question them big time. Its almost like a G5 player winning it

That might throw a big ???? mark up. JT Barrett then gets in there if they dominate Michigan... maybe some others

It would be a joke if Peppers even got invited to NY. I've been meaning to start a thread about it. It's 100% media driven. His stats don't warrant him being in the discussion at all.

10-0 is throttling?


And dudes winning th easy Heisman no matter what happens

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It would be a joke if Peppers even got invited to NY. I've been meaning to start a thread about it. It's 100% media driven. His stats don't warrant him being in the discussion at all.

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Really wish Jonathon Allen could get an invite

Lamar Jackson should win regardless of what Louisville's record is.

Jalen Hurts...just watch. They'll give it to a Bama guy.

There's so many other players that are waaaaay more deserving than Peppers. For example, Curtis Samuel has like 750 receiving yards, 7 receiving TDs, 680 rushing yards, and 6 rushing TDs.

Peppers defensive stats are a joke for how much he gets propped up. He got abused last weekend.

Jalen Hurts should get invited to NY