Following a dynamic Week 6 in college football, the latest Heisman Trophy odds have shifted in favor of perhaps the most unlikely preseason bet you may have had. Colorado sat idly by as they watched alongside the rest of the nation in awe of the events that happened in Boise.

The Heisman Trophy. Now that we have reached this point of the season, let’s kick off the Heisman campaign with our first Heisman Trophy ballot of the 2024 season. Travis Hunter continues to be one of the best players in the nation, on both sides of the football. That alone should put him at the top of the Heisman discussion.

Ashton Jeanty was like a pinball Saturday night, bouncing off Washington State defenders over and over again on the way to another dominant rushing performance. Jeanty made an undefeated Washington State defense look like it didn't even belong on the same field as him.

Jeanty is one heck of a season and should he continue this ridiculous pace, he will undoubtedly be locked in as the nations top running back and a first round lock for the 2025 NFL Draft. Not only should Jeanty end up a first round pick, he will likely end up near the top of the class akin to Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs two drafts ago.

Who will win the Heisman Trophy this year? Quarterbacks have taken the honor in recent years, with Jayden Daniels (2023)

Ten of the last 12 Heisman Trophy winners have been quarterbacks, and a pair of quarterbacks -- Jalen Milroe and Cam Ward -- are atop the odds sheet entering Week 6 of the college