Let's look back to previous history of Odd that lead to winner:
2019- As of Nov 19, Joe Burow was -1000 favorite to win the trophy after beating Alabama.
He had 90.91 percent to win. Everyone else including Tua had less than 11 percent to win at that time.
2018- Tua was a -500 favorite heading into the SEC championship against Georgia. He had the worst game that night,
going 10/25 for 164 yards with 1 TD and 2 interceptions.
Less than 24 hours before the heisman ceremony, Murrary was listed as a -190 favorite to win the trophy over Tua (+150)
and Dwayne Haskin (+6000)
Murray went on to win the heisman trophy.
2017-
Baker Mayfield was having one hell of a year and lead the way to heisman since November.
He was -1800 favorite to win the heisman and he won.
2016- Lamar Jackson -1350 to favorite to win the heisman.
What's my point:
This may be very close Heisman Race, and the odd tend to favor both of them. We'll know more the night before the heisman... Usually the odd we see the night before are what would be
the projected winner....
DeVonta Smith (Alabama) -200
Mac Jones (Alabama) +150
Based on the history of the heisman odd, those guys are not likely to win, no matter how hard Media/ Wannabe Florida and Clemson fans is pushing this.
Trevor Lawrence (Clemson)+550
Kyle Trask (Florida) +3300
It is not happening! So chill out.