Odds to Win the 2022 Heisman Trophy, Top 5 Bets
The first official Saturday of the 2022 college football seaston kicks off September 3, and there are some scintillating matchups on the schedule.
SportsBetting.ag has compiled and shared all of its college football odds, including odds to win this year's Heisman Trophy.
Week 1 odds movements, Heisman, CFP, conference, victory totals and more can be found below.
Heisman Trophy Odds
Top 5 Most Bet
1. CJ Stroud (10.2%)
2. Bryce Young (9.6%)
3. Will Anderson Jr. (7.8%)
4. Caleb Williams (7.1%)
5. Anthony Richardson (4.9%)
CJ Stroud is both the favorite to win the Heisman and the player seeing the most bets coming in. Stroud pays $300 on a $100 bet.
According to PFF, the Buckeyes player had the second-most touchdowns on play-action passes (19) in 2022. Only Hendon Hooker of Tennessee had more.
Stroud was a Heisman finalist last season, but missed out to Young.
“I just approach it like I’ve been doing since I got here," Stroud said. "I’ve always felt by God’s grace like I was a natural born leader, that he’s kind of blessed me with that ability. So I feel like I can relate to a lot of people in different situations. I just keep being myself, keep being unapologetically me and just understand my role."
Last year's winner, Tide quarterback Bryce Young was seeing nearly the same number of bets come in as Stroud yet pays almost double at 5-1.
The Alabama star posted a QB rating of 167.5 in 2021.
Caleb Williams had the second shortest odds to win the Heisman Trophy but was the 4th most wagered on.
The USC transfer was explosive last season for the Sooners, where he threw for 1912-21-4 while rushing 79 times for 442 yards and six touchdowns.
Wiliams is the favorite to win the Heisman for longtime ESPN college GameDay analyst Lee Corso.
"Williams has the best set of receivers in the nation," Corso commented. "And he will score."
Corso was so emphatic, he had to say it twice to be clear. "Williams wins the Heisman, Williams wins the Heisman!"
Odds to Win
CJ Stroud 3-1
Caleb Williams 4-1
Bryce Young 5-1
Will Anderson Jr 18-1
Devin Leary 25-1
Dillon Gabriel 28-1
Jahmyr Gibbs 28-1
Tyler Van Dyke 28-1
Bijan Robinson 33-1
TreVeyon Henderson 33-1
Anthony Richardson 40-1
DJ Uiagalelei 40-1
Hendon Hooker 40-1
Jaxon Smith-Njigba 40-1
Quinn Ewers 40-1
Will Levis 50-1
Stetson Bennett 60-1
Braelon Allen 66-1
Jaxson Dart 66-1
KJ Jefferson 66-1
Spencer Rattler 66-1
Brennan Armstrong 80-1
Cameron Rising 80-1
Devon Achane 80-1
Jayden Daniels 80-1
Max Johnson 80-1
Aidan O'Connell 100-1
Blake Corum 100-1
Bo Nix 100-1
Cade Klubnik 100-1
Deuce Vaughn 100-1
Thompson-Robinson 100-1
Haynes King 100-1
Jake Heaner 100-1
John Rhys Plumlee 100-1
Jordan Addison 100-1
JT Daniels 100-1
Kedon Slovis 100-1
Malik Cunningham 100-1
Mohamed Ibrahim 100-1
Phil Jurkovec 100-1
Sean Clifford 100-1
Spencer Sanders 100-1
Tank Bigsby 100-1
Travis Dye 100-1
Tyler Buchner 100-1
Will Rogers 100-1
Will Shipley 100-1
Zach Charbonnet 100-1
Grayson McCall 125-1
Jaren Hall 125-1
Kendall Milton 125-1
Adrian Martinez 150-1
Blake Shapen 150-1
Brock Bowers 150-1
Cade McNamara 150-1
Cameron Ward 150-1
Clayton Tune 150-1
Collin Oliver 150-1
Donovan Edwards 150-1
Jarek Broussard 150-1
Jase McClellan 150-1
Michael Penix Jr. 150-1
Tanner McKee 150-1
Ty Thompson 150-1
Zach Evans 175-1
Marvin Harrison Jr. 200-1
Sean Tucker 200-1
Taulia Tagovailoa 200-1
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
