Week 13 2020 Heisman Rankings

2. Mac Jones

QB | Alabama                                                                                                                                                 Next Game: 12/12 at Arkansas

The Tide cruised to an expected and lopsided victory over LSU last Saturday night. Jones threw for four touchdowns in a little over a half as the game was out of reach by halftime. He will attempt to keep pace with Trask this week as Alabama travels to Arkansas for the final game of the regular season. However, this Heisman may come down to next week in Atlanta.

3. Trevor Lawrence

QB | Clemson                                                                                                                                                     Next Game: 12/19 vs Notre Dame

Lawrence needed a huge game against Virginia Tech to end the season and just didn’t get there. He was only 12 for 22 with 195 yards and had a touchdown and an interception each. However, he did add 41 yards and a couple of scores on the ground. Lawrence will be forced to watch Trask and Jones have another data point as he prepares for Notre Dame on December 19th.

4. Justin Fields

QB | Ohio State                                                                                                                                                Next Game: 12/19 vs Northwestern

Fields will miss the national spotlight this week as the game against Michigan has been canceled due to Covid issues within the Wolverine program. However, he had an excellent bounce-back game against Michigan State with 303 total yards from scrimmage and four touchdowns. With only five games played, Fields will have to make a statement in the Big 10 Championship Game on December 19th.

5. Devonta Smith

WR | Alabama                                                                                                                                                Next Game: 12/12 at Arkansas

We finally have a wide receiver sneak into the top five. Smith has been on a tear since the injury to Jaylen Waddle. Smith had eight catches for 231 yards and three touchdowns against LSU. He’ll look to continue his incredible hot streak as the Crimson Tide travel to Arkansas. The big question remains, will Jones and Smith steal Heisman votes from each other?