2026 Heisman Trophy odds for every college football player listed to win the award

Ben Fawkes Wed, February 18, 2026 at 3:44 PM UTC

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Expectations are high in South Bend for Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr; he opens as the +700 favorite to win the 2026 Heisman Trophy at BetMGM. The Fighting Irish currently have +700 odds to win the national championship, tied for the second-best odds with Oregon and Texas — and right behind favorite Ohio State at +600.

Texas QB Arch Manning (+800) and Oregon QB Dante Moore (11-1) have the next-best Heisman odds, followed by Ohio State QB Julian Sayin (12-1) and Indiana QB Josh Hoover (12-1).

Superstar Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has the best odds for any non-QB at 14-1.

Here are the Heisman odds for every college football player listed at BetMGM, entering the 2025-26 season:

Heisman Trophy odds

CJ Carr: +700

Arch Manning: +800

Dante Moore: 11-1

Julian Sayin, Josh Hoover: 12-1

Jayden Maiava, Jeremiah Smith, Sam Leavitt: 14-1

Gunner Stockton: 15-1

Darian Mensah: 16-1

Marcel Reed: 22-1

John Mateer, Brendan Sorsby, Byrum Brown: 25-1

Bryce Underwood: 35-1

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Malachi Toney, LaNorris Sellers: 40-1

Demond Williams Jr.: 45-1

Austin Mack: 50-1

Rocco Becht, Kevin Jennings, Bear Bachmeier: 66-1

Lincoln Kienholz, Keelon Russell, Conner Weigman, Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele: 80-1

100-1

Kewan Lacy, Nico Iamaleava, Austin Simmons, Drew Mestemaker, Bo Jackson, Ahmad Hardy, Noah Fifita, Cam Coleman

125-1

Christopher Vizzina, Anthony Colandrea

150-1

Dylan Raiola, Alberto Mendoza, Kamario Taylor, Cutter Boley

175-1

CJ Bailey, Cameron Dickey

200-1

Nick Marsh, Charlie Becker, Malik Washington, Mark Fletcher Jr, Alonza Barnett, Ryan Williams, KJ Jackson

225-1

Aneyas Williams, Hollywood Smothers, Nate Frazier, Jaylen Raynor, Maddux Madsen, Mason Heintschel, J'Koby Williams, Colton Joseph, Justice Haynes, Jordan Marshall, LJ Martin

250-1

Kenny Minchey

300-1

Isaac Brown, DeSean Bishop, Billy Edwards Jr., Turbo Richard

350-1

Julian Lewis

500-1

Danny Scudero, Nick Minicucci, Jordan Faison, Broc Lowry, Dylan Riley, Caden Creel

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Source: “AOL Sports”