Heisman Top Five Through 10 Weeks

Somehow, we are down to the final three weeks of the college football season already! It is certainly a good time to visit the Heisman race as it stands currently. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the Heisman top five through 11 weeks.

Heisman Top Five

5) Jonathan Taylor – Running Back – Wisconsin

Jonathan Taylor gets the nod for the fifth spot, despite the presence of several other worthy candidates. He leads the country in rushing yards as well as yards per game. Certainly, he is relied upon as the workhorse back for Wisconsin.

The numbers: 228 carries 1,548 yards 12 TD’s, 7 receptions 52 yards. 154.80 yards per game, 6.79 yards per carry

Jonathan Taylor takes a handoff against Penn State. Credit: Scott Taetsch/Getty Images

4) Dwayne Haskins – Quarterback – Ohio State

Without a doubt, Dwayne Haskins is putting up stellar numbers for the Buckeyes this year. Obviously, one of his main weaknesses is not being able to handle pressure thrown his way. Regardless, his overall numbers for the season are impressive.

The numbers: 68.9 percent 3,280 yards 33 TD’s 6 Int’s, 34 yards 1 TD rushing. 328 yards per game, 8.5 yards per attempt, 165.38 rating

Dwayne Haskins attempt a pass vs TCU earlier this season. Credit: Tom Pennington/Getty Images

3) Will Grier – Quarterback – West Virginia

Overall, Will Grier is having a fabulous season, leading West Virginia to an 8-1 record thus far. Grier has been fantastic as of late especially. It will be hard for him to break into the top two, however, it is possible as he has to face Oklahoma this year and potentially a Big 12 title game.

The numbers: 69 percent 2,961 yards 31 TD’s 8 Int’s, 1 rushing TD. 329 yards per game, 9.9 yards per attempt, 180.68 rating

Heisman top five — Will Grier celebrates against TCU. Credit: Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports

2) Tua Tagovailoa – Quarterback – Alabama

Obviously, it is extremely hard NOT to have Tua Tagovailoa at number one in many ways. Of course, Tua is having a splendidly efficient season. Imagine the numbers that he would have accumulated, had he played full games for the majority of the year.

The numbers: 67.9 percent 2,525 yards 28 TD’s 2 Int’s, 37 carries 148 yards 3 TD’s. 252.5 yards per game, 11.7 yards per attempt, 207.68 rating

Tua is Heisman — Tua Tagovailoa avoids pressure against Louisville early this season Credit: Joe Robbins/Getty Images

1) Kyler Murray – Quarterback – Oklahoma

Certainly, Kyler Murray is the most exciting player in college football. Clearly, Murray’s uniquely accurate arm combined with his dynamic legs make him a threat against any opponent. After another great game against Oklahoma State, he increased his completion percentage as well as his yards per game.

The numbers: 70.9 percent 3,038 yards 32 TD’s 5 Int’s, 96 carries 640 yards 7 TD’s. 303.8 yards per game, 12.3 yards per attempt, 212.87 rating

Kyler Murray scores — Kyler Murray jumps into the end zone against Texas Tech. Credit: IAN MAULE/Tulsa World

The next five:

D’Eriq King – Quarterback – Houston

Darrell Henderson – Running Back – Memphis

Eno Benjamin – Running Back – Arizona State

Gardner Minshew – Quarterback – Washington State

Brett Rypien – Quarterback – Boise State

Stats via http://www.cfbstats.com/

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– David Creekmur covers College Football/Basketball, WNBA and College Women’s Basketball for Full Press Coverage. Like and follow on Twitter Follow @dmcreek Follow @FPC_College