Thumbs up if you want Kaleb to win the Heisman and go pro !!!!!!!!!!
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When was the last time a guy won a Heisman on a losing record?
Kirk: "Kaleb can take the Heisman, the NFL can go f*** itself".
685 yards and 9 TDs in 3.5 games of work...whewwwww.
Is that good, that seems good?
Is that good, that seems good?
he's going pro whether he wins the Heisman or not.
As he should. Shelf life of a running back is short.
Do the Packers draft him in this whole Heisman scenario? If the Packers draft him I'm all in. Insane how effortless he makes it look.
Kirk needs to scheme some passing plays for him. Help him win the Heisman and elevate him in the draft.
With Cade's 3 yd accuracy range, seems ideal to have some plays with him targeting Kaleb on a late-release out of the backfield instead of just TEs.
not gonna have a losing record this year, just not gonna beat anyone decent
1700 yards and 20 TDs for KJ isn't out of the question if he stays healthy
Really wish he would’ve been handed the ball when Iowa was inside the 3 twice Vs Iowa state. Go get that invite to New York.
More yards than he had all last season (on fewer att too).
He’s seriously impressive. The line is doing a good job, but he’s also breaking tackles/making guys miss. He’s been excellent so far.
He’s gonna be lucky to make it through the season without injury.
Well right now Travis Hunter is THE best college football player. As a Purdue fan, Lord help us, I root for the BIG player that is in the running for the Heisman. However, after watching the entire Colorado game and witnessed what Travis Hunter did in this game, all season actually, on both sides of the ball was remarkable. If Colorado ends up with a winning record and of course Hunter stays healthy, it’s a wrap.
Travis Hunter is very good but he won't win for a myriad of reasons. His team will lose numerous games despite his play, the country has turned on Deion now that he's showing kinks in his armor and losing, Hunter will get hurt because they use him for everything, and most importantly, he isn't a QB. Is he the best all-around player, probably, but we all know the politics involved in the process.
New Story - Kaleb Johnson Makes Early Heisman Statement
MINNEAPOLIS — Superman touched down in Huntington Bank Stadium Saturday night, and he wears #2. Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson put on a dominant show from the backfield with a career-high 206 yards and three touchdowns as the Hawkeyes wore down and wore out Minnesota, 38-17. "Obviously...
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He's going to have a lot of tread run off his tires this year. Hate to see him leave, but he needs to go after the season. It's in his best interest.
Short answer: no.
I don’t want him to win the Heisman and go pro. I want him to win and stay. The world has changed. Going pro isn’t the only path to financial success. You can win a Heisman, stay in college, and still pull in seven figures.
But he’s not winning a Heisman. He’s not even in the conversation right now. The Iowa offense has been so bad lately, no one will stick their neck out and suggest he is. He will need a big game against Ohio State and then maybe he cracks the bottom of the list.
I don’t want him to win the Heisman and go pro. I want him to win and stay. The world has changed. Going pro isn’t the only path to financial success. You can win a Heisman, stay in college, and still pull in seven figures.
But he’s not winning a Heisman. He’s not even in the conversation right now. The Iowa offense has been so bad lately, no one will stick their neck out and suggest he is. He will need a big game against Ohio State and then maybe he cracks the bottom of the list.
It will be a QB from a top 5 ish program no matter what he does. 20 years ago or so maybe, not these days unless Iowa is undefeated by that time and he has a beyond ridiculous season with video game level numbers.
