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Projecting The Heisman

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I think that's where the issue is. The Heisman has never been about the best player in the country.

 

I get that.

 

If that is someones argument, that it's not about the best player in the country, I'm fine with that.

 

If their argument is that he's not the best player in the country, they're going to have to prove who is better.

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I get that.

 

If that is someones argument, that it's not about the best player in the country, I'm fine with that.

 

If their argument is that he's not the best player in the country, they're going to have to prove who is better.

You won't find a single person who doesn't think he is the best player in the country. But my argument that he can't win it from here is that he doesn't have the stage to make a heisman moment. Lamar has climbed to the top of the mountain. He can't go any higher. But there can certainly be someone who also climbs to the top and knocks him off the mountain.

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I'm not taking anything for granted. Like I've already told you before, he doesn't have to put up 5-8 touchdowns anymore to stay ahead of the field. The margin is so big, if he has 2-3 a game, he's still going to finish with better stats than EVERY other candidate. He absolutely can do more to win it, that's a ridiculous notion.

 

It's his award for now. It's up to the others to take it. Even with "average" numbers, he wins the award, IF it's truly about the best player in the country.

I don't think he wins it if he has average numbers.

If Jackson isn't the best player in the country, Jabrill Peppers is. He should be 1B for the Heisman right now. Impacts the game in so many ways.

I don't think he wins it if he has average numbers.

 

With average numbers no one catches him, or really even gets close, stats wise.

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If Jackson isn't the best player in the country, Jabrill Peppers is. He should be 1B for the Heisman right now. Impacts the game in so many ways.

:rolleyes:

You won't find a single person who doesn't think he is the best player in the country. But my argument that he can't win it from here is that he doesn't have the stage to make a heisman moment. Lamar has climbed to the top of the mountain. He can't go any higher. But there can certainly be someone who also climbs to the top and knocks him off the mountain.

 

You're telling me there's nothing he can do to further solidify his spot at the top?

:rolleyes:

 

You don't like Defense and Special teams?

 

Or is it because he's from Michigan?

 

Who other than Jackson is having a better season than him?

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With average numbers no one catches him, or really even gets close, stats wise.
Stats don't win the Heisman. It's only one of the variables.
Stats don't win the Heisman. It's only one of the variables.

 

Look I get it... You want your boy to win. But acting like Jackson has to score 8 touchdowns a game the rest of the season to win is just silly. He's the best player in the country with the most impressive stats already, and he's only going to build on that.

 

I will say, with the gap as big as it is right now, if someone catches him and legitimately beats him out, they will have 100% earned it.

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You're telling me there's nothing he can do to further solidify his spot at the top?

Unless he has Charlotte numbers every game, there is nothing he can do to grab any more national attention than he already has. What you have to realize is most of the heisman voters aren't watching Louisville games unless it is a Friday or Thursday night game and those games don't get great ratings going up against the NFL. But they are all going to watch Clemson/ FSU, Ohio State/ Michigan, and the conference championship game that Louisville probably isn't going to be in.

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You don't like Defense and Special teams?

 

Or is it because he's from Michigan?

 

Who other than Jackson is having a better season than him?

Please he isn't even the best defensive player in the Big 10 imo. I really don't want to talk about Jabrill Peppers because his unadulterated praise gets me really fired up. The fact that he plays both ways says more about the fact that Michigan lacks offensive skill players.

Unless he has Charlotte numbers every game, there is nothing he can do to grab any more national attention than he already has. What you have to realize is most of the heisman voters aren't watching Louisville games unless it is a Friday or Thursday night game and those games don't get great ratings going up against the NFL. But they are all going to watch Clemson/ FSU, Ohio State/ Michigan, and the conference championship game that Louisville probably isn't going to be in.

 

Louisville's game Saturday against NC State got picked up by ABC, so, not really sure your theory is correct.

 

As long as Jackson is playing, people are going to be watching.

Please he isn't even the best defensive player in the Big 10 imo. I really don't want to talk about Jabrill Peppers because his unadulterated praise gets me really fired up. The fact that he plays both ways says more about the fact that Michigan lacks offensive skill players.

 

Ok. Whatever you say.

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Look I get it... You want your boy to win. But acting like Jackson has to score 8 touchdowns a game the rest of the season to win is just silly. He's the best player in the country with the most impressive stats already, and he's only going to build on that.

 

I will say, with the gap as big as it is right now, if someone catches him and legitimately beats him out, they will have 100% earned it.

I actually want Lamar Jackson to win. The last time an Ohio State player won the Heisman it didn't exactly work out too great for me.

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