Heisman Odds 2019: Joe Burrow Joins Tua As Top Heisman Trophy Favorites


When thinking about a new College Football season, it doesn’t take too long before we arrive at the question of what are the latest Heisman Odds? The top individual prize in college football that every player vies for before they ascend to the NFL.

In the College Football betting landscape, Clemson and Alabama are once again the cream of the crop, compared to the rest of the field. The perennial favorites for the National Championship for the past 5-10 years, including the 2019-2020 season.

The Clemson and Alabama quarterbacks are also the top favorites for the most illustrious award in the sport, Trevor Lawrence and Tua Tagovailoa, respectively. After amazing performance in Austin, LSU QB Joe Burrows has leaped into the top 3 favorites to win the Heisman Trophy

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Latest Heisman Odds 2019

We compare the latest Heisman Odds on a weekly basis from the top legal sports betting sites, FanDuel and DraftKings Sportsbook.

Player FD Heisman Odds DK Heisman Odds Better Odds
Tua Tagovailoa 150 150 –
Jalen Hurts 380 300 FanDuel Sportsbook
Joe Burrow 750 350 FanDuel Sportsbook
Justin Fields 850 500 FanDuel Sportsbook
Jonathan Taylor 950 800 FanDuel Sportsbook
Jake Fromm 2200 2200 –
D’Andre Swift 4600 2800 FanDuel Sportsbook
J.K. Dobbins 4600 4000 FanDuel Sportsbook
Justin Herbert 4600 3300 FanDuel Sportsbook
Sam Ehlinger 4600 3300 FanDuel Sportsbook
Jacob Eason 5000 10000 DraftKings Sportsbook
Jerry Jeudy 5000 6600 DraftKings Sportsbook
Travis Etienne 5000 6600 DraftKings Sportsbook
Trevor Lawrence 5000 2800 FanDuel Sportsbook
Bo Nix 6000 10000 DraftKings Sportsbook
Chuba Hubbard 10000 Not Listed FanDuel Sportsbook
Ian Book 10000 6600 FanDuel Sportsbook
Kelly Bryant 10000 12500 DraftKings Sportsbook
Kennedy Brooks 10000 15000 DraftKings Sportsbook
Shea Patterson 10000 20000 DraftKings Sportsbook
Tylan Wallace 10000 10000 –
Jamie Newman 10000 Not Listed FanDuel Sportsbook
AJ Dillon 15000 10000 FanDuel Sportsbook
Justyn Ross 15000 15000 –
Kellen Mond 15000 10000 FanDuel Sportsbook
Rondale Moore 15000 10000 FanDuel Sportsbook


Heisman Odds Heading Into The Season

While Lawrence and Tagovailoa are the top favorites on the ESPN Heisman Watch, it’s clear Lawrence is the runaway favorite, at +200 compared to Tagovailoa at +350.

That’s with good reason, though. Lawrence, as a true freshman, threw for nearly 3300 yards, 30 touchdowns and just a mere four interceptions (including bowl games). Trevor completed nearly 66 percent of his throws in what was an absolute demolition of a National Championship game that saw Clemson beat Alabama 44-16.

With that said, Tagovailoa isn’t totally out of the hunt, either. Remember, he threw for nearly 4000 yards, 43 touchdowns and six interceptions (including bowl games).

Tagovailoa, had an additional five touchdowns on the ground.

Heisman Value With Justin Herbert or Jalen Hurts?

Justin Herbert at 20/1 is intriguing, but he took a bit of a step back last season. This year, however, he’ll look to improve on his stock with Oregon as he’ll go on to the NFL after this season.

With all of that said, the dark horse in all of this is Jalen Hurts at 20/1. Now the quarterback for Oklahoma, Hurts was supplanted from his role as Alabama’s starter by Tagovailoa.

Hurts is entering a program that has had back-to-back Heisman winners in Baker Mayfield and Kyler Murray. Head coach Lincoln Riley has a wonderful spread system that could really assist in help Hurts flourish. That, coupled with what has to be considered a revenge factor, Hurts could ball out no problem in 2019 and steal the honors.

When it comes down to it, Lawrence is the guy to beat here. Doing what he did as a true freshman, including against an Alabama team that allowed less than 180 passing yards to opposing quarterbacks is something otherworldly. He’ll only improve on that and it would not be at all surprising to see him smash a bunch of records.

2019 Heisman Prediction: Trevor Lawrence (2/1), followed by Tua Tagovailoa (7/2) and Jalen Hurts (20/1).

HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS BY POSITION





	YearHeisman WinnerPosition




	2018Kyler MurrayQuarterback




	2017Baker MayfieldQuarterback




	2016Lamar JacksonQuarterback




	2015Derrick HenryRunning back




	2014Marcus MariotaQuarterback




	2013Jameis WinstonQuarterback




	2012Johnny ManzielQuarterback




	2011Robert Griffin IIIQuarterback




	2010Cam NewtonQuarterback




	2009Mark Ingram JrRunning back




	2008Sam BradfordQuarterback




	2007Tim TebowQuarterback




	2006Troy SmithQuarterback




	2005Reggie BushRunning back




	2004Matt LeinartQuarterback




	2003Jason WhiteQuarterback




	2002Carson PalmerQuarterback




	2001Eric CrouchQuarterback




	2000Chris WeinkeQuarterback

PAST HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS

YearPlayerSchool
2018Kyler MurrayOklahoma
2017Baker MayfieldOklahoma
2016Lamar JacksonLouisville
2015Derrick HenryAlabama
2014Marcus MariotaOregon
2013Jameis WinstonFlorida State
2012Johnny ManzielTexas A&M
2011Robert Griffin IIIBaylor
2010Cam NewtonAuburn
2009Mark IngramAlabama
2008Sam BradfordOklahoma
2007Tim TebowFlorida
2006Troy SmithOhio State
2005Reggie BushUSC
2004Matt LeinartUSC
2003Jason WhiteOklahoma
2002Carson PalmerUSC
2001Eric CrouchNebraska
2000Chris WeinkeFlorida State
1999Ron DayneWisconsin
1998Ricky WilliamsTexas
1997Charles WoodsonMichigan
1996Danny WuerffelFlorida
1995Eddie GeorgeOhio State
1994Rashaan SalaamColorado
1993Charlie WardFlorida State
1992Gino TorrettaMiami (FL)
1991Desmond HowardMichigan
1990Ty DetmerBYU
1989Andre WareHouston
1988Barry SandersOklahoma State
1987Tim BrownNotre Dame
1986Vinny TestaverdeMiami (FL)
1985Bo JacksonAuburn
1984Doug FlutieBoston College
1983Mike RozierNebraska
1982Herschel WalkerGeorgia
1981Marcus AllenUSC
1980George RogersSouth Carolina
1979Charles WhiteUSC
1978Billy SimsOklahoma
1977Earl CampbellTexas
1976Tony DorsettPittsburgh
1975Archie GriffinOhio State
1974Archie GriffinOhio State
1973John CappellettiPenn State
1972Johnny RodgersNebraska
1971Pat SullivanAuburn
1970Jim PlunkettStanford
1969Steve OwensOklahoma
1968O.J. SimpsonUSC
1967Gary BebanUCLA
1966Steve SpurrierFlorida
1965Mike GarrettUSC
1964John HuarteNotre Dame
1963Roger StaubachNavy
1962Terry BakerOregon State
1961Ernie DavisSyracuse
1960Joe BellinoNavy
1959Billy CannonLSU
1958Pete DawkinsArmy
1957John David CrowTexas A&M
1956Paul HornungNotre Dame
1955Howard CassadyOhio State
1954Alan AmecheWisconsin
1953John LattnerNotre Dame
1952Billy VesselsOklahoma
1951Dick KazmaierPrinceton
1950Vic JanowiczOhio State
1949Leon HartNotre Dame
1948Doak WalkerSMU
1947John LujackNotre Dame
1946Glenn DavisArmy
1945Doc BlanchardArmy
1944Les HorvathOhio State
1943Angelo BertelliNotre Dame
1942Frank SinkwichGeorgia
1941Bruce SmithMinnesota
1940Tom HarmonMichigan
1939Nile KinnickIowa
1938Davey O’BrienTCU
1937Clint FrankYale
1936Larry KelleyYale
1935Jay BerwangerChicago