He's going to continue to put up huge numbers. He'll be a finalist for sure. I think it comes down to the team success and whether they lose two or three games because of a horrendous defense. If that happens, then no, he won't win the Heisman. If they manage to win out or just lose one game, he'll win the Heisman.
He's really gotten better though as the season's progressed. Better on the short throws. Better on throws in the flat. And he's capable of making a jaw dropping play at any moment.
Very special player. Back to back Heisman winners is a distinct possibility.
He's really gotten better though as the season's progressed. Better on the short throws. Better on throws in the flat. And he's capable of making a jaw dropping play at any moment.
Very special player. Back to back Heisman winners is a distinct possibility.
