Jayden Daniels - Heisman winner

[PalaceOfFortLarned]

Originally Posted by newtothegame

So, let's see....
Today, AP Player of the year.
Davey Obrien Award. (Best QB in the country)...

What would be next???

Yep. Has to be the winner.

He is an absolute freakish type athlete that had an amazing year. A single player can't control everything.

[newtothegame]

And now its official!!
Jayden Daniels. Heisman!!!

[PalaceOfFortLarned]

Originally Posted by newtothegame

And now its official!!
Jayden Daniels. Heisman!!!

And here I thought he was an extremely selfish player at Arizona State that needed to play more within his system.

Crazy how a change of scenery can completely change one's perspective about a player, and Jayden is an amazing example. Give him a couple of NFL WRs to throw to, and crazy numbers and an offensive onslaught happened.

Congrats to the young man, and well deserved.

[PhantomOnTour]

We have a (well deserved) winner

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by PalaceOfFortLarned

And here I thought he was an extremely selfish player at Arizona State that needed to play more within his system.

Crazy how a change of scenery can completely change one's perspective about a player, and Jayden is an amazing example. Give him a couple of NFL WRs to throw to, and crazy numbers and an offensive onslaught happened.

Congrats to the young man, and well deserved.

I was kind of shocked Malik Nabers was not in the running for the Heisman and did not win the Biltnekoff award. I think Harrison's name helped him.

[PalaceOfFortLarned]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

I was kind of shocked Malik Nabers was not in the running for the Heisman and did not win the Biltnekoff award. I think Harrison's name helped him.

Nabers and Thomas are legit, and will play on Sunday's but I have zero doubt Harrison is better.

Harrison is 6'4'" with big hands and a big frame and can run a legit 4.4 forty. He'll be the 1st WR taken when he gets drafted into the NFL.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by PalaceOfFortLarned

Nabers and Thomas are legit, and will play on Sunday's but I have zero doubt Harrison is better.

Harrison is 6'4'" with big hands and a big frame and can run a legit 4.4 forty. He'll be the 1st WR taken when he gets drafted into the NFL.

I have seen more of Nabers than Harrison, I am just highly impressed with how he turns 50-50 balls into 90-10 balls. the last game I saw out of Harrison maybe he was off, I saw one nice catch against Michigan but on another play he did not fight the defensive back for the ball and it turned into an interception.