Vegas Odds To Win Heisman

The wild card in this mix is Lawrence, who is +900 (bet $100 to win $900) to win the Heisman, but his inactivity has put him well behind the three favorites at the moment. Odds via DraftKings. The latest Heisman Trophy odds from Vegas has been released. Justin Fields’ time as the stand-alone favorite to claim the award has come to an end. The Ohio State quarterback and Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence are now both listed with 4/1 odds to claim the 2020 Heisman Trophy. Fields was a finalist for the award following the 2019 season.

Vegas Odds To Win 2020 Heisman
Vegas Odds To Win The Heisman
Vegas Odds To Win Heisman

2021 Heisman Trophy Odds

Odds to win 2021 Heisman Trophy (12/11/21)

Player	American	Fractional
Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma)	+300	3/1
D.J. Uiagalelei (Clemson)	+500	5/1
JT Daniels (Georgia)	+600	6/1
Sam Howell (North Carolina)	+700	7/1
Bryce Young (Alabama)	+700	7/1
Kedon Slovis (USC)	+1000	10/1
D'Eriq King (Miami-Fl.)	+1200	12/1
Jack Miller III (Ohio State)	+1600	16/1
Jayden Daniels (Arizona State)	+1800	18/1
Bijan Robinson (Texas)	+2200	22/1
Isaiah Spiller (Texas A&M)	+2500	25/1
Master Teague (Ohio State)	+2800	28/1
Matt Coral (Mississippi)	+2800	28/1
Brian Robinson (Texas)	+3000	30/1
Kellen Mond (Texas A&M)	+3000	30/1
Emory Jones (Florida)	+3500	35/1
Breece Hall (Iowa State)	+4000	40/1
Brock Purdy (Iowa State)	+4000	40/1
CJ Stroud (Ohio State)	+4000	40/1
Jase McClellan (Alabama)	+5000	50/1
British Brooks (North Carolina)	+5000	50/1
Malik Cunningham (Louisville)	+5000	50/1
Dillion Gabriel (Central Florida)	+5000	50/1
Max Johnson (LSU)	+5000	50/1
Marcus Major (Oklahoma)	+5000	50/1
Spencer Sanders (Oklahoma State)	+5000	50/1
Casey Thompson (Texas)	+5000	50/1
John Metchie (Alabama)	+5000	50/1
Michael Penix Jr. (Indiana)	+5000	50/1
Graham Mertz (Wisconsin)	+5000	50/1
Sean Clifford (Penn State)	+5000	50/1
Hendon Hooker (Virginia Tech)	+5000	50/1
Tank Bigsby (Auburn)	+6600	66/1
Mohamed Ibrahim (Minnesota)	+6600	66/1
George Pickens (Georgia)	+6600	66/1
Dorian Thompson-Robinson (UCLA)	+6600	66/1
Desmond Ridder (Cincinnati)	+10000	100/1
Tyler Shough (Oregon)	+10000	100/1
Joe Milton (Michigan)	+10000	100/1
Zamir White (Georgia)	+10000	100/1
Kyren Williams (Notre Dame)	+10000	100/1
Taulia Tagovailoa (Maryland)	+10000	100/1
Max Duggan (TCU)	+10000	100/1
Xavier Hutchinson (Iowa State)	+10000	100/1
Grant Wells (Marshall)	+10000	100/1
Myles Brennan (LSU)	+10000	100/1
Bo Nix (Auburn)	+10000	100/1

Updated on Sun., Mar. 7 at 4:45 p.m. (ET) - Odds Provided by BetMGM - Subject to Change

How to Read the Heisman Trophy Odds

Quarterback Spencer Rattler of Oklahoma has been tabbed the early Heisman Trophy betting favorite at 3/1 odds (Bet $100 to win $300) per BetMGM.

That's always been a common trend with this award, but 2020 saw things play out different. Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith surged late in the season and won the award, with some bettors cashing tickets as high as 50/1 odds.

Along with Rattler, this year's 2021 Heisman Trophy Odds contenders include the below players and they're all quarterbacks.

D.J. Uiagalelei (Clemson) +500
JT Daniels (Georgia) +600
Sam Howell (North Carolina) +700
Bryce Young (Alabama) +700

The 2021 Heisman Trophy finalists will be announced on Dec. 6, 2021 and the ceremony is expected to take place on Saturday Dec. 11, 2021.

2022 College Football Playoff Odds Comparison

Odds To Win 2022 College Football Playoff (1/10/22)

Contenders
Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma)	+550	+550	+300	+650
D.J. Uiagalelei (Clemson)	+600	+600	+500	+900
JT Daniels (Georgia)	+2500	+2500	+600	+800
Sam Howell (North Carolina)	+1700	+1700	+700	+1400
Bryce Young (Alabama)	+800	+800	+700	+1000

Heisman Trophy History

The Heisman Trophy winner has been a quarterback in eight of the last 10 seasons with the two outliers coming from Alabama.

Vegas Odds To Win 2020 Heisman

WR DeVonta Smith brought home the hardware for the Crimson Tide in the shortened 2020 season while running back Derrick Henry took the honors for 'Bama in 2015.

Vegas Odds To Win The Heisman

2020 - DeVonta Smith, Alabama WR
2019 - Joe Burrow, LSU QB
2018 - Kyler Murray, Oklahoma QB
2017 - Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma QB
2016 - Lamar Jackson, Louisville QB
2015 - Derrick Henry, Alabama RB
2014 - Marcus Mariota, Oregon QB
2013 - Jameis Winston, Florida State QB
2012 - Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M QB
2011 - Robert Griffin III, Baylor QB