Highlights Empirically Speaking | WR Heisman Winners vs J Smith and M Toney...By The Numbers

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Here are the WR Heisman winners from the past 20 years.

Yep, that's it, and T Hunter played 2-ways.


Very high bar indeed.

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Look how close Malachi & Smith's numbers are now that they've played the same number of games, but all the talk remains Jeremiah being the runaway Heisman favorite, even though Mali is a much better blocker and can impact the game in more ways.
I think that conversation is gonna start changing pretty quick.
 
Only chance Mali has is to have a big game against ND, and even that might not be enough.

Smith is gonna have way too much appeal for the voters to pass up. All-time greatest OSU wide receiver is going to weigh heavily. Only way he doesn’t get it as if his production drops off because Sayin is out.
 
Only chance Mali has is to have a big game against ND, and even that might not be enough.

Smith is gonna have way too much appeal for the voters to pass up. All-time greatest OSU wide receiver is going to weigh heavily. Only way he doesn’t get it as if his production drops off because Sayin is out.
Plus Smith is done after this year and Mali has another year left.
 
Only chance Mali has is to have a big game against ND, and even that might not be enough.

Smith is gonna have way too much appeal for the voters to pass up. All-time greatest OSU wide receiver is going to weigh heavily. Only way he doesn’t get it as if his production drops off because Sayin is out.

From the QB chatter, seems like that may be a real risk!
 
Toney played through injuries and JS stat pads. Other than a 38 yard catch against Indiana on a broken coverage, he wasn't dominate against them and Texas. His drops hurt them against UT. His numbers will drop with Sayin out. He's a great player but its whether you like Antonio brown or Megathron.
 
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