Current Heisman Odds

A new candidate has also risen to become one of the Heisman favorites. On October 16th, Oregon quarterback Bo Nix was 20/1 to win the trophy. He now sits as the second-favorite at +215 to win the trophy, only behind fellow Pac-12 quarterback Michael Penix Jr.

The Heisman favorites at Circa Sports include:

Michael Penix Jr +170
Bo Nix +215
JJ McCarthy +700
Jordan Travis +800
Marvin Harrison Jr +950
Carson Beck +1600
Jalen Milroe +3000

2023 Heisman Odds

J.J. McCarthy has supplanted Michael Penix Jr. after starting the season with 20/1 (+2000) odds.


If you are able to use this information, please consider citing the source, SportsBetting.ag.

 
Heisman: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/heisman-trophy


CFP: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/college-football-championship

 
Heisman Trophy                      

J.J. McCarthy                +175

Michael Penix Jr.           +325

Jayden Daniels              +550

Jordan Travis                +800

Dillon Gabriel                +1000

Bo Nix                          +2500

Marvin Harrison Jr.        +2500

Carson Beck                  +2800

Drake Maye                  +5000

Quinn Ewers                 +5000

Caleb Williams              +7500

Sam Hartman                +7500

Blake Corum                 +10000

Kyle McCord                 +10000

Shedeur Sanders           +25000

New Heisman Odds

In the latest Heisman odds from SportsBetting.ag, Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral has moved in front of Alabama signal caller Bryce Young to take over the top spot.

Corral entered the season with 25-1 Heisman odds. Through three games, he's completed 68.8% of his passes for 997 yards with nine touchdowns and no interceptions.

Ole Miss is undefeated so Lane Kiffin's squad is still in the CFP National Championship picture, but the Rebels' current 50-1 odds suggest their chances are still very long. Ole Miss had 100-1 odds going in to Saturday.

Spencer Rattler, the preseason Heisman favorite, has seen his odds fall to 10-1.

The top 10 teams in the country prevailed over the weekend so there wasn't a ton of shakeup in terms of the national title odds.

Alabama and Georgia separated themselves from the pack a bit more after lackluster victories by Clemson and Oklahoma.

Penn State's odds moved from 40-1 to 25-1 following the Auburn game.

Odds are subject to change and you can see current Heisman and CFP numbers on this page: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures

Heisman Trophy Odds

Matt Corral - Ole Miss                        7-4       (+175)

Bryce Young - Alabama                       3-1       (+300)

Spencer Rattler - Oklahoma               10-1    

CJ Stroud - Ohio State                         16-1    

CJ Verdell - Oregon                             16-1    

Desmond Ridder - Cincinnati              16-1    

JT Daniels - Georgia                            18-1    

Malik Willis - Liberty                           20-1    

Sam Howell - UNC                               20-1    

TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State      33-1    

Bijan Robinson - Texas                        40-1    

D.J. Uiagalelei - Clemson                    40-1    

Kenneth Walker III - Michigan State   40-1    

Anthony Brown - Oregon                   50-1    

Brian Robinson Jr. - Alabama             50-1    

Emory Jones - Florida                         50-1    

Sean Clifford - Penn State                   50-1    

Dorian Thompson-Robinson - UCLA   66-1    

Taulia Tagovailoa - Maryland             66-1    

D'Eriq King - Miami                             80-1    

Jack Coan - Notre Dame                     80-1    

Jayden Daniels - Arizona State           80-1    

John Metchie III - Alabama                 80-1    

Tank Bigsby - Auburn                          80-1    

Anthony Richardson - Florida             100-1  

Breece Hall - Iowa State                     100-1  

Grayson McCall - Coastal Carolina     100-1  

Kyren Williams - Notre Dame             100-1  

Tyler Shough - Texas Tech                  100-1  

Bo Nix - Auburn                                  150-1 

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