Below are the latest updated odds to win the Heisman Trophy, per\u00a0BetMGM<\/strong><\/a>. The race is far from settled, but for now, here\u2019s where college football\u2019s elite stand heading into the second half of the season.<\/p>\n Carson Beck wasn\u2019t at his best in Miami\u2019s win over Florida a few weeks ago, but he bounced back in a big way against Florida State prior to the Hurricanes\u2019 bye week, showing the precision and confidence that make him a Heisman contender. <\/p>\n With a deep supporting cast and one of the most explosive offenses in college football, Beck has the platform and the tools to make a serious run at the trophy. If he keeps delivering like he did in Tallahassee, he\u2019ll be in New York come December.<\/p>\n Alabama found itself in a tight battle against a previously unbeaten Missouri squad, and Simpson once again delivered under pressure. His poise, precision, and ability to protect the football have been central to the Crimson Tide\u2019s success this season.<\/p>\n Through the first half of the campaign, Simpson has thrown for 1,678 yards and 16 touchdowns while committing just one interception \u2014 elite production for a quarterback leading one of the nation\u2019s top College Football Playoff contenders.<\/p>\n Few would\u2019ve predicted Fernando Mendoza in the Heisman Trophy conversation to start the season, but he\u2019s earned every bit of the attention. While not flawless the last two weeks, he\u2019s continued to lead Indiana to wins \u2014 including a massive road upset at Oregon. <\/p>\n Through six games, Mendoza has powered the Hoosiers to a 6-0 start and a No. 3 national ranking, throwing 17 touchdowns against just two interceptions. It\u2019s been elite playmaking in every big moment.<\/p>\n Jeremiah Smith is the lone wide receiver in the Heisman conversation, and his production makes it easy to see why. As Smith goes, so does the Ohio State offense. <\/p>\n The sophomore star has 40 receptions, seven receiving touchdowns, and a rushing score, finding the end zone in five straight games. He\u2019s making it look effortless \u2014 and giving the Buckeyes another legitimate Heisman-caliber weapon.<\/p>\n Julian Sayin hasn\u2019t generated much early-season Heisman buzz, but his recent play is starting to change that. The Ohio State quarterback hasn\u2019t thrown an interception since Sept. 13, nearly a month of mistake-free football. <\/p>\n He\u2019s thrown for 1,479 yards and 15 touchdowns with just three picks overall, and while he\u2019s not known as a runner, he doesn\u2019t need to be with the Buckeyes\u2019 elite receiving corps at his disposal.<\/p>\n Oregon\u2019s offense ran into a wall against Indiana, and Dante Moore took the brunt of it. He was sacked six times and threw two interceptions in a tough loss that dented the Ducks\u2019 undefeated season dream.<\/p>\n Moore still has time to rebound, but he\u2019ll need some big performances on the few marquee stages left \u2014 most notably against USC late in the season \u2014 to climb back into the Heisman mix.<\/p>\n Ole Miss didn\u2019t exactly impress in a narrow win over Washington State, but Trinidad Chambliss kept the Rebels steady when it mattered most. Despite taking a season-high three sacks, he accounted for three total touchdowns \u2014 two through the air and one on the ground. <\/p>\n Since taking over for the injured Austin Simmons, Chambliss hasn\u2019t put up eye-popping numbers, but his leadership and dual-threat ability have been vital to keeping Ole Miss undefeated.<\/p>\n Aside from one puzzling interception in Texas A&M\u2019s win over Florida, Marcel Reed was sharp once again. One of the nation\u2019s best dual-threat quarterbacks, Reed has shown he doesn\u2019t need to simply rely on his legs.<\/p>\n Through six games, he\u2019s thrown for 1,490 yards and 12 touchdowns with four interceptions \u2014 one in each of his last four outings. Still, the Aggies are 6-0, and Reed continues to lead one of college football\u2019s most balanced offenses.<\/p>\n USC<\/a> QB Jayden Maiava<\/a> (+2200 \u2014 was +3000) DISCLAIMER:<\/strong>\u00a0This site is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting.<\/p>\n The content provided in this article is intended for entertainment purposes only. All views and opinions expressed are the authors and reflect their individual perspectives on sports, betting, and related topics. This content should not be considered professional betting advice or the official views of On3. Please gamble responsibly. If you or someone you know is experiencing issues related to gambling, seek help from a licensed health professional. This blog is not liable for any losses, damages, or consequences resulting from betting activities.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/Fernando-Mendoza-1-1024x538.png\")
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Georgia<\/a> QB Gunner Stockton<\/a> (+2500 \u2014 was +3000)
Tennessee<\/a> QB Joey Aguilar<\/a> (+3000 \u2014 was +2000)
Notre Dame<\/a> QB CJ Carr<\/a> (+3000 \u2014 was +2000)<\/strong><\/p>\n