Jabrill Finally Showing Up in Top Five on Heisman Watch Lists

Have you considered purchasing a stress ball, or perhaps taking Tae Bo classes??? 

Mr. Yost. Finally, after three games, seems a bit out there. And USA Today saying "consensus number one" is flat out wrong when anyone that remotely follows the game is fully aware that honor goes to that RB down south who was the September winner last season. In fact, he was labeled that "once in a decade" football player coming out of h.s., much like Bo, Hershecl and Marcus, respectivelly. 

But your mention of punt retrun yardage made me think of another aspect of that position. Those many "chancy fair catches" he calls where he seems to have to sprint 15 yards simply to make the catch saves us a large amount of yardage, both on each kick and collectively through the season. He, of course, is fully aware that he will catch the ball but it does provide a hell of a lot more excitement than I can ever recall for someone simply making a fair catch. He is one of a kind. Like Denard, Charles and a few others, enjoy this young man while we have him. 

One could argue FSU isn't that impressive. Though QB is the easiest position to win from. I believe we have yet to see all that is instore for Peppers. Now that we are dipping our toe into conference play Peppers will get more offensive snaps.

Is Peppers on Woodson's level? Naw Woodson shut down half the field and made magic happen on O. Peppers is a great tackler, but not sure he is that impressive in coverage.

Kind of makes you appreciate Charles Woodson and what an accomplishment it was for him to win the Heisman Trophy as a primarily defensive player. 

I'm not sure if I agree with your logic here. First, I don't know that Fournette is the best player in football, though your reasoning for why he won't win is very sound. 

But it sounds like you're dismissing the impressive quality of what Jackson is doing (I don't even know what his flashy nickname is but I think based upon his on-field performance alone he deserves to be the runaway leader right now). He doesn't play for a popular team, nor for an overhyped conference. He isn't in a big media market.

He's just plain good. And while his stats against Charlotte and Syracuse were eye-popping, he just laid an all-time pummeling on the #2 team in the nation, a team widely acknowledged to possess extroaordinary talent.

If he keeps this up all year he will DESERVE the Heisman.

There are years that the Heisman winner is extremely unsatisfying. Both Alabama RB winners were jokes, for example. But there are also years where the Heisman goes to a player that is genuinely transcendant. Take 2005, for example, perhaps the best two-man Heisman race ever (I don't care what happened after, Bush and Young were superb). And, though I resented it for a while due to Denard's early promise and the fact that he should've been ineligible, Cam Newton was an unquestionable victor as well.

If Jackson can do this all year he has earned it.

Jabrill could well earn his way to New York with the way he is playing. He is not the same player as Woodson, but he is making huge impacts all over the field, and that matters. But his chances to actually win depend upon the rest of the field being underwhelming, as it occasionally is. 

We'll see what happens.

Dude could be here for two years after this one.  If only this was NCAA 14.  I could keep exiting out of Dynasty mode until he doesn't declare for the draft.

He has a damn good chance THIS year, IMO.  You can't keep him out of the highlight reels each week, so he gets tons of press, and in all 3 phases.  The buzz is going to continue to grow, and his stats project to absurd levels of TFLs, sacks, return yardage, and considerable rushing yardage for a primarily defensive star.  Plus the D is still learning / adjusting to Brown's schemes.  A few picks, return TDs, offensive TDs in key matchups could easily land him the trophy. 

Ugh. I'm the worst. Can't even make fun of people right.