HEISMAN WATCH LIST 2019

Our Heisman Watch list in 2019 concludes with Jeaux Burreaux being crowned 2019 Heisman Trophy Winner, as predicted by everyone in College Football Today.

2019 HEISMAN TROPHY WATCH

The 2019 Heisman Trophy watch can be found below, along with player stats and updated highlight videos at College Football Today.

QB Joe Burrow
LSU Tigers

QB Jalen Hurts
Oklahoma Sooners

DE Chase Young
Ohio State Buckeyes

2019 HEISMAN WATCH LIST

The 2019 Heisman watch list at College Football Today has been updated for week 11 of the College Football season.

QB Justin Fields
Ohio State

RB Chuba Hubbard
Oklahoma St

COLLEGE FOOTBALL AWARDS 2019

The College Football Today Awards 2019 and The NCAAF Player Of The Year Award will be equivalent to the 2018 prestigious NCAAF Awards and Heisman Trophy. Fans may vote who stays in our College Football Today FBS Player of The Year Race below.

HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

Predicting Heisman trophy winners is quite easy if you are able to stick to the facts, as well as the trends in College Football Today. We also use our rankings on search engines to crush what many spectators call "SEC Bias", which in my opinion shed a glowing light on the 2018 Heisman Trophy winner and 1st overall NFL Draft pick Kyler Murray. He did win by the most votes in Heisman Trophy history and it was done through hard work, along with some of us presenting the facts week in and week out at College Football Today.

Kyler Murray is the Heisman Trophy winner for the 2018 College Football Season! Check out how 2017 Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield and 2018 Heisman Trophy Finalist Kyler Murray have almost exactly the same body of work for their individual Heisman Trophy campaigns. Baker Mayfield's 2017-2018 College Stats are compared below to Kyler Murray's 2018 College stats through 13 games, where Baker Mayfield has his stats reflected through 14 games. Click College Football Today's Preseason Heisman Watch List Picture below to read more about who will win the 2018 Heisman Trophy award on Saturday, December 8th live on ESPN.