Winners of the Heisman include many who have gone on to great NFL careers including Roger Staubach (Navy - 1963), Tony Dorsett (Pitt – 1976), Herschel Walker (Georgia – 1982), and Lamar Jackson (Louisville – 2016).

With just three weeks left in the 2024 college football regular season, Travis Hunter is poised to become the first two-way Heisman Trophy winner since Charles Woodson won it back in 1997, nearly six years before Hunter was born.

As the Heisman Trophy race heats up, Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty remain at the forefront. The two stars are seen as the favorites for college football’s top honor, and Jeanty thinks he should win it over Hunter.

Heisman voters often prefer to see the player they will be voting for, so teams that play high-profile, primetime games typically get more attention. It’s especially important for Heisman candidates to get TV exposure in October and November when the race is being decided.

Here's how Travis Hunter compares to a fellow two-way player, former Michigan star Charles Woodson, who won the 1997 Heisman Trophy.

The Heisman Trophy remains a four-player race, but there is yet another new leader among oddsmakers. Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter took advantage of Miami's first loss of the season

Madness ensued Saturday in the college football, leaving a significant imprint on the current Heisman landscape. In particular, Miami’s upset road loss to Georgia Tech saw Cameron Ward, the betting favorite for the Heisman for much of the year,

Travis Hunter has been one of college football's most exciting players, but don't crown him with the Heisman Trophy just yet.