Last Updated Oct 03, 2022, 2:47 PM
2022 HEISMAN TROPHY ODDS
- C.J. Stroud +150
- Caleb Williams +400
- Bryce Young +900
- Hendon Hooker +1400
- Stetson Bennett +1600
- Blake Corum +1800
- Jahmyr Gibbs +2200
- D.J. Uiagalelei +2500
- Jalon Daniels +2500
- Drake Maye +3300
- Dorian Thompson-Robinson +3300
- Sam Hartman +4000
- Will Anderson +5000
- Spencer Sanders +5000
- Bo Nix +5000
- Cameron Rising +6000
- Michael Penix, Jr. +6600
- Will Rogers +8000
- Anthony Richardson +10000
- Jordan Addison +10000
- Jaxson Dart +10000
- Travis Dye +10000
- Will Levis +10000
- Jake Haener +10000
- Nicholas Singleton +10000
- Tyler Shough +10000
- TreVeyon Henderson +12500
- K.J. Jefferson +12500
- Dillon Gabriel +12500
- Quinn Ewers +12500
- Cade Klubnik +12500
- Sean Clifford +12500
- Jack Miller +12500
- Braelon Allen +12500
- J.J. McCarthy +12500
- Taulia Tagovailoa +12500
- Kendall Milton +15000
- Jaxn Smith-Njigba +15000
- Jayden Daniels +15000
- Phil Jurkovec +15000
- Kdeon Slovis +15000
- Jase McClellan +15000
- Tyler Van Dyke +15000
- Tank Bigsby +15000
- Malik Cunningham +15000
- J.T. Daniels +15000
- Spencer Rattler +20000
- Max Johnson +20000
- Casey Thompson +20000
- Aiden O'Connell +20000
- Tyler Buchner +20000
- Brennan Armstrong +20000
Updated Sun., Oct. 2, 3:03 p.m. ET - Odds Provided by bet365 - Subject to Change
Heisman Trophy Picks
The Heisman Trophy will be awarded to the top College Football player in the country on Saturday Dec. 10, 2022 from New York City, New York.
Oddsmakers favor quarterbacks and they should with signal callers capturing the Heisman Trophy award 36 times which includes eight of the last 10 years.
Our 25 College Football Experts gave us three picks to win the Heisman Trophy in 2022 based on three betting ranges.
- Favorite - Up to 20/1
- Middle Range - 21/1 to 30/1
- Long Shot - 31/1 and Above
And the Heisman Winner will be?
The top betting choice for the favorite segment was Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud, who has odds at +200 (Bet $100 to win $200).
Another signal caller getting noticed in the favorite category is last year’s Heisman Trophy winner, Alabama QB Bryce Young. The junior will be looking to become the second player to win the award twice and he has odds as high as +450.
Neither of those picks come as a surprise knowing that the VI Experts are buying both the Buckeyes and Crimson Tide in our College Football Playoff Consensus Picks this season.
For the Middle Range and Long Shot picks, we have two players that have seen their odds move recently and they have two things in common.
They’re both quarterbacks and both play in the Big 12 – Dillon Gabriel from Oklahoma and Quinn Ewers from Texas.
Listed below are the VegasInsider Experts Heisman Trophy consensus picks.
Heisman Trophy Consensus Picks
Top Tier Picks
- C.J. Stroud 13
- Bryce Young 9
- Caleb Williams 3
Middle Range Picks
- Dillon Gabriel 8
- Sam Hartman 4
- Bijan Robinson 3
- D.J. Uiagalelei 3
- Tyler Van Dyke 3
- Will Anderson 1
- J.T. Daniels 1
- Anthony Richardson 1
- Spencer Rattler 1
Long Shot Picks
- Quinn Ewers 3
- Braelon Allen 3
- Jaxson Smith-Njigba 2
- K.J. Jefferson 2
- Hendon Hooker 2
- Cam Rising 2
- TreVeyon Henderson 1
- Kedon Slovis 1
- Deuce Vaughn 1
- Dorian Thompson-Robinson 1
- Aidan O’Connell 1
- Will Levis 1
- Parker Washington 1
- Frank Ladson 1
- Kendall Milton 1
- Jaxson Dart 1
- Jayden Daniels 1
HOW TO READ THE HEISMAN TROPHY ODDS
That's always been a common trend with this award, a quarterback's to lose - or even more recently an Alabama player's to lose. An Alabama player has won two straight years, along with three of the last eight. A quarterback has won the award in nine of the last 11 seasons.
HEISMAN TROPHY HISTORY
Last 10 Years (2012-2021)
2021- Bryce Young, Alabama QB
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
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