2015 Heisman Watch: Week 13

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Rank, Player, Position, School Stats

*Number in parenthesis indicates position on chart last week.

1. Derrick Henry(1) RB Alabama 295-1,797-22 TD 6.1 YPC

46-271-1...that's called riding your horse and sticking with the results. This performance likely sealed the trophy for Henry as his signature moment.
 
2. Ezekiel Elliot(2) RB Ohio State 262-1,672-19 TD 6.4 YPC 26-176-0 TD

After a rant about only receiving 12 carries against Michigan State Elliot gets a season high 30.
 

3. Leonard Fournette(3) RB LSU 271-1,741-18 TD 6.4 YPC 18-209-0

A productive game for Fornette but he isn't putting up the ridiculous numbers like he did early in the campaign.
 
4. Deshaun Watson(4) QB Clemson 261-371-3,223 70.1% 27 TD 10 INT 139-858-9 TD 6.2 YPC

Big performance against North Carolina should guarentee a ticket to New York for Watson. If there is someone other than Henry with a punchers chance it could be Watson.
 
5. Christian McCaffrey(5) RB Stanford 287-1,640-7 TD 5.7 YPC 37-435-3 31 Kickoff returns 922 yards 29.7 AVG 1 TD.

Held in check for most of the Notre Dame game but he remains the most versitile player at the FBS level this season.
 
6. Dalvin Cook(9) RB Florida State 211-1,658-18 TD 7.9 YPC 22-218-1

This was the kind of game Cook needed for his Heisman run and for the Seminoles to crush the Gators.
 
7. Keenan Robinson(6) QB Navy 46-84-964 54.8% 6 TD 1 INT 220-1,113-19 TD 5.1 YPC.

Robinson accounted for over 400 yards in offense and showed he can throw as well as run against Houston.
 
8. Trevone Boykin(8) QB TCU 257-396-3,575 64.9% 31 TD 10 INT 121-615-9 TD 5.0 YPC

Grit and determination for the win meant more than the stats here for Boykin.
 
9. Paxton Lynch(NR) QB Memphis 280-406-3,670 69.0% 28 TD 3 INT

Welcome back to the countdown Paxton! For those looking for strictly numbers how about 7 TD passes in 1 half. Although this was against a weaker team the numbers look good.
 
10. Brandon Doughty(NR) QB Western Kentucky 322-444-4,184 72.5% 42 TD 6 INT

Nearly 450 passes thrown on the year with a 7/1 TD-INT ratio and a completion percentage over 72%.....Doughty will get drafted in the middle rounds in 2016.

Honorable Mentions:Tyler Matakevich, LB, Temple; Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M; Corey Coleman, WR, Baylor; Matt Johnson, QB, Bowling Green; Marquise Williams, QB, North Carolina; and Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma State.

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