Heisman Moves and Most Bet 2024

Way, way back in early January, the first Heisman Trophy numbers were released.

That came near the conclusion of the transfer portal, and one of those transfers who was initially fourth on the Heisman odds list is now the favorite.

Our latest odds now have Oregon's Dillon Gabriel atop the bronze statue board. He initially had 9/1 odds.

You can compare the different sets of odds below, and here are the notable movements:

RISERS

- Gabriel 9/1 to 6/1

- Dart 18/1 to 12/1

- Johnson 50/1 to 25/1

- Daniels 50/1 to 28/1

- Rising 75/1 to 33/1

 

FALLERS

- Milroe 7/1 to 9/1

- Ewers 8/1 to 12/1

- Howard 10/1 to 16/1

- Arnold 18/1 to 33/1

- Weigman 18/1 to 33/1

 

Note: Cam Ward, who is currently second with 7/1 odds, was not on the initially list due to transfer portal unknown

 

Here are the most-bet players to take home the Heisman at season's end:

 

Top 3 Most Wagered (Money Count)

1. Gabriel

2. Beck

3. Milroe

4. Ewers

5. Dart

 

Top 5 Most Wagered (Bet Count)

1. Milroe

2. Dart

3. Beck

4. Sanders

5. Ewers

 

Heisman Trophy odds are subject to change and will be updated in real-time on this page: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/heisman-trophy

 

2024-25 Heisman Trophy (August 21, 2024)                 

Dillon Gabriel (Oregon)             6/1

Cam Ward (Miami FL)                7/1

Carson Beck (Georgia)               9/1

Jalen Milroe (Alabama)              9/1

Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss)               12/1

Quinn Ewers (Texas)                  12/1

Nico Imaleava (Tennessee)        16/1

Will Howard (Ohio State)           16/1

Avery Johnson (Kansas State)     25/1

Jalon Daniels (Kansas)               28/1

Riley Leonard (Notre Dame)      28/1

Shedeur Sanders (Colorado)      28/1

Brady Cook (Missouri)               33/1

Cameron Rising (Utah)              33/1

Conor Weigman (Texas A&M)    33/1

Drew Allar (Penn State)             33/1

Garrett Nussmeier (LSU)            33/1

Jackson Arnold (Oklahoma)       33/1

KJ Jefferson (UCF)                     33/1

Kyron Drones (Virginia Tech)     33/1

Miller Moss (USC)                     33/1

Travis Hunter (Colorado)           33/1

D.J. Uiagalelei (Florida State)     40/1

Noah Fifita (Arizona)                 50/1

Luther Burden III (Missouri)       66/1

Ollie Gordon II (Oklahoma State)66/1

Donovan Edwards (Michigan)    80/1

Arch Manning (Texas)                100/1

Cade Klubnik (Clemson)             100/1

Dante Moore (Oregon)              100/1

Dylan Raiola (Nebraska)             100/1

Grayson McCall (NC State)         100/1

Julian Sayin (Ohio State)            100/1

Trevor Etienne (Georgia)           100/1

Tyler Shough (Louisville)            100/1

Will Rogers (Washington)          100/1

Jayden Maiava (USC)                 125/1

Austin Mack (Alabama)             150/1

Brock Vandagriff (Kentucky)      150/1

Dequan Finn (Baylor)                 150/1

Garrett Greene (West Virginia)  150/1

Graham Mertz (Florida)             150/1

Kyle McCord (Syracuse)             150/1

Preston Stone (SMU)                 150/1

Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona)      150/1

Tyler Van Dyke (Wisconsin)       150/1

Aidan Chiles (Michigan State)    200/1

Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)       200/1

Behren Morton (Texas Tech)      200/1

Kaidon Salter (Liberty)               200/1

Maalik Murphy (Duke)               200/1

Max Johnson (UNC)                   200/1

Omarion Hampton (UNC)          200/1

Rocco Becht (Iowa State)           200/1

T. Castellanos (Boston College)  200/1

 

2024-25 Heisman Trophy (January 5, 2024)             

Jalen Milroe (Alabama)                          7/1

Carson Beck (Georgia)                           8/1

Quinn Ewers (Texas)                              8/1

Dillon Gabriel (Oregon)                         9/1

Will Howard (Ohio State)                       10/1

J.J. McCarthy (Michigan)                        16/1

Nico Imaleava (Tennessee)                    16/1

Conor Weigman (Texas A&M)                18/1

Jackson Arnold (Oklahoma)                   18/1

Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss)                           18/1

Garrett Nussmeier (LSU)                        22/1

Riley Leonard (Notre Dame)                  22/1

Shedeur Sanders (Colorado)                  25/1

Cade Klubnik (Clemson)                         28/1

D.J. Uiagalelei (Florida State)                 28/1

Noah Fifita (Arizona)                             28/1

Will Rogers (Mississippi State)               28/1

Drew Allar (Penn State)                         33/1

Avery Johnson (Kansas State)                 50/1

Brady Cook (Missouri)                           50/1

Jalon Daniels (Kansas)                           50/1

Travis Hunter (Colorado)                       50/1

Trevor Etienne (Georgia)                       50/1

CJ Baxter (Texas)                                   66/1

Dante Moore (UCLA)                             66/1

Luther Buren III (Missouri)                     66/1

Ollie Gordon II (Oklahoma State)           66/1

Tyler Van Dyke (Wisconsin)                   66/1

Cameron Rising (Utah)                          75/1

Kyle McCord (Syracuse)                         75/1

Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona)                  75/1

Tyler Shough (Louisville)                        75/1

Graham Mertz (Florida)                         80/1

Grayson McCall (NC State)                     100/1

Aidan Chiles (Michigan State)                150/1

Behren Morton (Texas Tech)                  150/1

Brock Vandagriff (Kentucky)                  150/1

Dequan Finn (Baylor)                             150/1

Max Johnson (UNC)                               150/1

Preston Stone (SMU)                             150/1

Omarion Hampton (UNC)                      200/1

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