Unless you have a year of good, but not great, quarterbacks playing, and happen to have some truly outstanding player elsewhere, it's usually going to go to a QB.
I think Mr. Love has a good head on his shoulders, and if my guess is correct, he'd see the Heisman Trophy as a nice thing to have, but in the end, he knows that there are far more important things, such as winning a NC, and getting drafted at a very high position.
It's hard to beat out the quarterbacks
Replies to: "It's hard to beat out the quarterbacks"
- Is J Love the best college player in the nation that won't win the Heisman? - ELP - 4:46pm 11/9/25
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- Well he won't be the first, Rocket and Theismann both should have won. Rocket created the most havoc - THEISMANCARR - 7:35pm 11/9/25
- I feel so. He has scary speed and is stronger than people realize. In the right offense in the NFL, - jray - 7:35pm 11/9/25
- It's hard to beat out the quarterbacks - ndunabomber - 5:05pm 11/9/25
- Especially when they lead teams without two losses [NT]
- murph78 - 5:42pm 11/9/25
- See Jim Plunkett versus Joe Theismann. [NT] - THEISMANCARR - 7:44pm 11/9/25
- Great hypothetical: if we were undefeated would Love be the Heisman favorite? - Curly1918 - 7:25pm 11/9/25
- I think likely. Opening with two losses knocked him out of the conversation at the time...and the - TakethetrainKnute - 9:15am 11/10/25
- He actually had a very good game against Texas A & M. [NT]
- THEISMANCARR - 12:56pm 11/10/25
- Yes he did. Still a victim of the record I fear [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 2:53pm 11/10/25
- He actually had a very good game against Texas A & M. [NT]
- THEISMANCARR - 12:56pm 11/10/25
- I think likely. Opening with two losses knocked him out of the conversation at the time...and the - TakethetrainKnute - 9:15am 11/10/25
- Especially when they lead teams without two losses [NT]
- murph78 - 5:42pm 11/9/25