Betting the Heisman winner

Anyone have any thoughts on who they are throwing some cash on? I'm def feeling Jalen Hurts and Bo Scarbrough at these odds.


Odds from Bet online:

2001 Sam Darnold (USC) +350
2002 Lamar Jackson (Louisville) +750
2003 Baker Mayfield (Oklahoma) +750
2004 JT Barrett (Ohio State) +1000
2005 Deondre Francois (Florida State) +1200
2006 Trace McSorley (Penn State) +2000
2007 Bo Scarbrough (Alabama) +1400
2008 Jake Browning (Washington) +1600
2009 Mason Rudolph (Oklahoma State) +2500
2010 Saquon Barkley (Penn State) +900
2011 Jalen Hurts (Alabama) +1600
2012 Josh Rosen (UCLA) +2200
2013 Derrius Guice (LSU) +1200
2014 Nick Chubb (Georgia) +2500
2015 Kamryn Pettway (Auburn) +2800
2016 Nick Fitzgerald (Mississippi State) +5000
2017 Luke Falk (Washington State) +3300
2018 Shane Buechele (Texas) +3300
2019 Calvin Ridley (Alabama) +8000
2020 Ed Oliver (Houston) +6600
2021 Quinton Flowers (South Florida) +1600
2022 Brandon Wimbush (Notre Dame) +5000
2023 Justin Herbert (Oregon) +6600
2024 Ty Johnson (Maryland) +6600
2025 Sewo Olonilua (TCU) +6600
2026 Jarrett Stidham (Auburn) +2000

hand it to Lamar Jackson!

If it's only going to be a statistical award, and we don't worry about wins and losses, Lamar Jackson should win 4 of them. He's probably the worst Heisman winner in recent history - look how awful he played late in the year. Lost to rival Kentucky(wow, that is bad, and glaring), lost to Houston, lost head-to-head vs Deshaun Watson who outplayed him all year, looked utterly bad vs LSU in their bowl when it mattered most. ALL of those losses were completely his fault. I think voters will give it a second thought this year, but if they are true to themselves, they should just give it to Lamar if he has huge stats mid-year('cause that's exactly what they did last year).

grilldoggy said:

If it's only going to be a statistical award, and we don't worry about wins and losses, Lamar Jackson should win 4 of them. He's probably the worst Heisman winner in recent history - look how awful he played late in the year. Lost to rival Kentucky(wow, that is bad, and glaring), lost to Houston, lost head-to-head vs Deshaun Watson who outplayed him all year, looked utterly bad vs LSU in their bowl when it mattered most. ALL of those losses were completely his fault. I think voters will give it a second thought this year, but if they are true to themselves, they should just give it to Lamar if he has huge stats mid-year('cause that's exactly what they did last year).

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I suppose it's really going to come down to how Lamar plays against Clemson and Florida state. We shall see.