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Odds to win Heisman trophy 2021 – August 28 2021

Player declares for NFL Draft = No action. If player switches schools wagers have action

Wager cut off: 2021 28th August 1:00 PM

Player		School	Odds
Spencer	Rattler-	Oklahoma	+350
Sam	Howell-	UNC	+900
D.J.	Uiagalelei-	Clemson	+900
Kedon	Slovis-	USC	+1600
D'Eriq	King-	Miami	+1600
Bryce	Young-	Alabama	+600
Tyler	Shough-	Oregon	+6000
Kyren	Williams-	Notre Dame	+3300
Brian	Robinson Jr-	Alabama	+4000
Michael	Penix Jr.-	Indiana	+5000
Brock	Purdy-	Iowa St.	+2800
Bijan	Robinson-	Texas	+1800
Breece	Hall-	Iowa St.	+2500
Isaiah	Spiller-	Texas A&M	+5000
Matt	Corral-	Ole Miss	+1400
Dillon	Gabriel-	UCF	+6000
Carson	Strong-	Nevada	+10000
Jordan	Addison-	Pitt	+10000
John	Metchie III-	Alabama	+5000
Zay	Flowers-	Boston College	+10000
Grayson	McCall-	Coastal Carolina	+6000
JT	Daniels-	Georgia	+450
Jayden	Daniels-	Arizona St	+2800
Emory	Jones-	Florida	+1800
Graham	Mertz-	Wisconsin	+5000
Deuce	Vaughn-	Kansas St.	+1800

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Heisman Trophy Players Preview & Pick

Read on for our player by player preview and pick for winner of the Heisman Trophy.

Spencer Rattler

Spencer Rattler has been a very successful quarterback in his young career, and he is expected to take a massive leap in 2021.

[su_panel color=”#00000″ border=”2px solid #00329A”]Last season, Rattler threw for 2,784 yards and 25 touchdowns while being the focal point of a successful Sooners season.[/su_panel]

They also picked up a huge 55-20 victory over Florida when they were competing in the Cotton Bowl.

Rattler has a tremendous opportunity to become the new face of college football now that other big quarterbacks left for the NFL such as Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields and Mac Jones.

Oklahoma themselves could be the team to beat in 2021, as they are getting back tons of top recruits this year to help Rattler create a strong team success case.

[box_text]Kennedy Brooks, Jadon Haselwood and Trejan Bridges are all top recruits from 2019-2020 who didn’t play last season who are going to make an impact straight away this year.[/box_text]

D.J. Uiagalele

This is a bit of an interesting one.

There’s been multiple offshore betting sites that have listed D.J. Uiagalele as a potential Heisman winner when the season comes to a close.

[box_text]He is a quarterback over at Clemson and was mostly overshadowed completely by the young sensation Trevor Lawrence during his time there.[/box_text]

Uiagalele is only in his second year with the school and has played in just two games while Lawrence was forced to sit out due to COVID-19.

Uiagalele is also going to have a number of talented receivers to throw the football too in order to help him out.

Frank Ladson Jr. and Joe Ngata are both on the roster and were each top-19 wideouts in the 2019 recruiting class. E.J. Williams was the 13^th ranked wideout in the 2020 class but has flashes of superstardom.

Clemson is definitely in goods hands for the future.

Bryce Young

It seems like this happens every season now, but the next Alabama quarterback could end up making a run at the Heisman award.

Bryce Young is going to be filling in for Mac Jones after he was selected to the New England Patriots in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Tua Tagovailoa was the quarterback before Jones to play for Alabama and Jalen Hurts was before him. All of those guys have made it onto NFL teams since then, which could make Young in a perfect situation to learn and develop like them.

Young came into Alabama as a freshman and five-star recruit while delivering a beautiful ball in garbage time during one game in particular.

Given how successful Alabama has been in the talent development department in the past couple of years alone, Young has a terrific shot to win this award.

Sam Howell

North Carolina has never once had a Heisman winner on their roster.

However, this could finally be the year with Sam Howell being one of the hottest betting odds for the Heisman award ahead of the 2021 season.

Howell ended last season on a high note, capping off his 3,586 passing yard season with a three-touchdown performance in the Orange Bowl against Texas A&M.

Those three touchdowns gave him a total of 30 on the year compared to just seven interceptions.

He has 68 touchdown passes in his first two years now, the most by any player in the ACC. For comparison, Lawrence only totaled 66 in his first two seasons.

Howell seems to be doing it all for North Carolina and his improvement from year to year seems to have caught some eyes.

Coming off a season when he set career highs in passer rating with 179.1, yards per attempt with 10.3 and completion percentage with 68.1, I think it is safe to say that Howell could position himself for the Heisman with another year like that.

Kedon Slovis

Kedon Slovis is an interesting prospect for the Heisman this season.

He burst onto the scenes in 2019 with a stellar season but regressed in 2020, finishing with just 1,921 passing yards and 17 touchdown passes.

He did hold a 67 percent completion percentage throughout the season and led the conference in completions and passing yards per game. Slovis was then awarded with All-Pac-12 honors by the conference at the end of the year.

It should also be noted that Slovis used to get some work in with another legendary quarterback in Kurt Warner.

This is likely what led to his incredible 2020 run which saw him put up 3,505 passing yards, 30 touchdowns and a 72 percent completion rate.

That rate by the way was the highest in NCAA history for any freshman quarterback.

Slovis will need to find a way to combine the positives from both his 2019 and 2020 season to position himself as the early Heisman favorite.

D’Eriq King

Another interesting choice for the Heisman award. D’Eriq King is currently working himself back onto the field after suffering an ACL injury in 2020.

However, that hasn’t stopped sportsbooks from assuming he will be back and better than ever.

Before his devastating injury, King started in 11 games for the Miami Hurricanes.

He threw for 2,686 yards and 23 touchdowns compared to just five interceptions. Not to mention he put up 538 rushing yards and four touchdowns on top of that.

Some had assumed that King would end up declaring for the NFL draft, but he ended up announcing he would return for another year right before the start of the Cheez-It Bowl.

King has not only been a great leader for a Miami team that desperately needed it, but he is also incredible in both the run and passing game.

He picked up 293 rushing yards as just a scrambler out of the pocket, ranking him seventh in the country in that category. Nowadays people are looking for the flashy and elusive quarterback that just brings a spark wherever he ends up.

King could definitely be in that conversation if he is able to get situated at training camp like everybody expects right now.

Tyler Shough

We have a bit of a dark horse candidate in Tyler Shough.

Shough was surprisingly ranked pretty highly in terms of online sportsbooks odds for this award.

The former four-star recruit was able to make it through his sophomore season with 13 touchdowns and six interceptions while completing 106 out of his 167 passes on the year.

Shough took the Ducks to a fast 3-0 start and was showing real potential to be the face of the college football scene but eventually fell flat in games against Oregon State and California to set them back down to Earth a little bit.

For Shough to win this award, a ton of things would have to go his way.

[su_panel color=”#00000″ border=”2px solid #00329A”]He would need to put up some insane stat lines, he would have to have what some analysts call “a Heisman moment”, and he will likely have to take the Ducks to an undefeated record.[/su_panel]

It seems like teams from the Pac-12 rarely end up winning the Heisman so Shough will have some work to do to break that narrative.

Kyren Williams

Here we have the first official running back to make it onto this list.

Kyren Williams was one of the few biggest breakouts stars in 2020.

He first came into the college football scene in 2019, when he picked up a measly 29 yards from scrimmage throughout the year.

Then, everything ended up changing for him.

He went for 1,438 yards from scrimmage and scored 14 touchdowns for Notre Dame in 2020, taking them all the way to the College Football Playoffs.

The roster is a little worse than it was last season but if Williams can continue to do what he has been doing then he may very well win this award.

JT Daniels

This is one guy that a lot of people probably forget about.

Daniels was forced to miss the entire 2019 college football season due to a torn ACL while he was with USC.

He didn’t step foot back onto the football field against until the end of November in 2020 when he finally recovered from that horrific injury.

Though this time he was a member of the Georgia Bulldogs.

To make that even more shocking, Daniels put up those numbers against a Mississippi State secondary that hadn’t let up 400 plus passing yards in five years.

Daniels is in a perfect position to let the rock fly this upcoming season with his defense being thinned out due to the NFL draft along with transfers.