Miami's dynamic duo in quarterback Darian Mensah and wide receiver Malachi Toney continues to make noise in the Heisman Trophy race after week two.
According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Darian Mensah holds the No. 1 spot to win the Heisman Trophy, with Malachi Toney rising to the No. 5 spot, surpassing Dante Moore after he had a poor showing against Oklahoma State.
Check out the top-five Heisman odds down below:
QB | Darian Mensah | Miami | +550
WR | Jeremiah Smith | Ohio State | +700
QB | Arch Manning | Texas | +850
QB | CJ Carr | Notre Dame | +1000
WR | Malachi Toney | Miami | +1200
In two games, Toney has recorded 16 receptions for 330 yards and four scores. He made history against Stanford, breaking the single-game receiving record in Hurricanes’ history, previously held by Eddie Brown. His ability to get open with his twitchiness makes him a one-of-one player.
Mensah has been one of the most productive quarterbacks this season. In two games, he has completed 41 of his 45 passing attempts, throwing for 653 yards and eight scores. He has a completion percentage of 91.1 and holds the No. 1 QBR at 96.5.
The last time a college football school had two Heisman finalists in the same year was Alabama in 2020 with Mac Jones and DeVonta Smith. It has happened only a handful of times in history that a school has had two Heisman Trophy finalists from the same team invited to the ceremony.
With the way Mensah and Toney have been playing recently, it wouldn't be surprising to see these them in New York.
According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Darian Mensah holds the No. 1 spot to win the Heisman Trophy, with Malachi Toney rising to the No. 5 spot, surpassing Dante Moore after he had a poor showing against Oklahoma State.
Check out the top-five Heisman odds down below:
QB | Darian Mensah | Miami | +550
WR | Jeremiah Smith | Ohio State | +700
QB | Arch Manning | Texas | +850
QB | CJ Carr | Notre Dame | +1000
WR | Malachi Toney | Miami | +1200
In two games, Toney has recorded 16 receptions for 330 yards and four scores. He made history against Stanford, breaking the single-game receiving record in Hurricanes’ history, previously held by Eddie Brown. His ability to get open with his twitchiness makes him a one-of-one player.
Mensah has been one of the most productive quarterbacks this season. In two games, he has completed 41 of his 45 passing attempts, throwing for 653 yards and eight scores. He has a completion percentage of 91.1 and holds the No. 1 QBR at 96.5.
The last time a college football school had two Heisman finalists in the same year was Alabama in 2020 with Mac Jones and DeVonta Smith. It has happened only a handful of times in history that a school has had two Heisman Trophy finalists from the same team invited to the ceremony.
With the way Mensah and Toney have been playing recently, it wouldn't be surprising to see these them in New York.
