During the game he passed USC. He is only behind LSU in 20+ yard plays now.

Just added this to the opening post.

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Someone asked if I could provide a summary of all of those 5 stats. I thought that sounded like a great idea!

Each stat contains 13 players, 11 former Heisman winning QB's since 2010 and Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix from 2023.

1st place in a category earns 13 points, while last place earns 1 point. There are 5 categories, so the most points possible is 65 points. The least number of points possible is 5 points.

How would Jayden Daniels & Bo Nix compare to every Heisman QB since 2010?

Below is a summary of the 5 stats above.

1. 65 points - 2023 Jayden Daniels
2. 55 points - 2018 Kyler Murray
3. 54 points - 2019 Joe Burrow
4. 50 points - 2017 Baker Mayfield
5. 41 points - 2011 Robert Griffin III
6. 34 points - 2023 Bo Nix
7. 31 points - 2013 Jameis Winston
8. 30 points - 2014 Marcus Mariota
9. 23 points - 2010 Cam Newton
10. 22 points - 2022 Caleb Williams
11. 20 points - 2012 Johnny Manziel
12. 16 points - 2016 Lamar Jackson
13. 14 points - 2021 Bryce Young

In 2023, Bo Nix is having a great season. His performance based on these 5 stats would rank him better than 7 of the previous 11 Heisman QB's.

However, what Jayden Daniels is doing in 2023 is unprecedented. His performance based on these 5 stats would rank him better than ALL of the previous 11 Heisman QB's.

JD5...Heisman!

Geaux Tigers!

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During the game he passed USC. He is only behind LSU in 20+ yard plays now.

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That is ridiculous.

The more I look at the numbers...it would be a travesty for him not to win the Heisman.

He should win it running away.

Gang - it’s tough, I know, but let’s jump off of The Rant for a minute and post this stuff on every social media platform we belong to. Listening to the medias pundits, JD still needs a more substantial groundswell.