One week into the season, the Heisman race already looks completely different. Some preseason favorites handled business, but a few players exploded onto the scene with performances that were impossible to ignore.

College football fans called out an overreaction to one player's first game of the season as a new Heisman favorite emerged.

It took just two weeks (if you include Week 0 as a full week) of the college football season for there to be a new favorite to win the Heisman Trophy.  Notre Da

Our Heisman Trophy predictions and Heisman Hedge Fund plays ahead of Week 2 back one of the country's best wide receivers while fading a West Coast QB.

A few of the Heisman Trophy's greatest contenders took centerstage on Saturday, and they acquitted themselves well in the race's very early stages.

Pitt quarterback Mason Heintschel threw seven touchdowns, Georgia running back Nate Frazier ripped off a string of long TD runs and more players to watch.

Jeremiah Smith displayed the type of statistics a non-quarterback needs to win the Heisman. The Ohio State wideout had eight receptions for 151 yards and two touchdowns. He's trading at $0.08 per contract. Claim the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS when you sign up for Kalshi here:

While the Heisman Trophy is never won in September, a hot start to the college football season is nevertheless a welcome sign.

CJ Carr is longer the Heisman betting favorite despite despite throwing two touchdowns in ND's 41-13 win over Wisconsin.