Moving away from the top 5, we can see that the list of Heisman contenders runs deep. Jaxson Dart proves this with his impressive stats against Furman. The fact that Ole Miss scored 76 points against Furman is probably inflating his stats here a little bit. But who cares, we are here to see the individual performances.

Even after only attempting 15 passes, Utah QB Cameron Rising finds himself on this list. Being a star player for the best team in the Big12 gives you plenty of advantages in taking home the glorified Heisman Trophy, lets see if this pace continues.

Another impressive receiver on this list is Ryan Williams. In week 1 he caught 2 passes, for 139 yards, and 2 touchdowns. If he keeps up this efficiency then he can go down as the greatest receiver of all time. That is the thing however, this is a very small sample size and I doubt he will end up as a Heisman contender.

When you put up 70+ points in one game, the players stats are bound to look good. And 73 points is how many Auburn scored in week 1. The catch is, they were playing Alabama A&M...

Two Arizona players on the same list. The stud receiver with 4 touchdowns, and the QB that threw 4 touchdown passes. If Noah keeps targeting Tetairoa, then both of these players may stay on this list.