Heisman Winners
2023-An Arizona State transfer to LSU who went #2 in the following draft
Jayden Daniels
Washington
The back-to-back winner in the AL in 2024 and 2025
Tarik Skubal
A transfer to USC from Oklahoma, taken #1 in 2024
Caleb Williams
A two-time winner in 2023 and 2024, Purdue's standout big man
Zach Edey
2010-A dual-threat Auburn quarterback who went #1 in the next draft
Cam Newton 🍪
Austin
Texas
A three-time AL winner in 2011, 2019, and 2022 across 2 different teams
Justin Verlander
A former Heisman out of Florida State in 2015
Jameis Winston
Soon to have his jersey retired, a Michigan guard won in 2013
Trey Burke
2007-A lefty QB at Florida who became an NFL playoff hero
Tim Tebow
Missouri
A 3-time winner as a Dodger in 2011, 2013, and 2014
Clayton Kershaw
Drafted out of Stanford to Indy in 2012
Andrew Luck
A high-flying forward at Oklahoma in 2009
Blake Griffin
2012-A Texas A&M QB turned draft bust famous for his personality and off-the-field issues
Johnny Manziel
College Park
Maryland
Another 3-time winner, one as a Tiger and 2 as a National
Max Scherzer
Sam Bradford
An incredible dunker at Dayton in 2020
Obi Toppin
2009-An Alabama running back who ran for 1658 yards and 17 touchdowns
Mark Ingram
Middle Tennessee State
A two-time winner for Cleveland in 2014 and 2017
Corey Kluber
A lefty quarterback who could run drafted to Atlanta out of Virginia Tech in 2001
Michael Vick
A standout rebounder at Kentucky in 2022
Oscar Tshiebwe