Darian Mensah, Malachi Toney's Updated Heisman Trophy Betting Odds After Making History in Miami Win
Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney upped their betting odds as top Heisman Trophy candidates after opening the season with a blowout win for Miami.
Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney upped their betting odds as top Heisman Trophy candidates after opening the season with a blowout win for Miami.
Mensah threw for five touchdowns while Toney recorded a program-record 234 receiving yards in a 45-6 Friday night win over Stanford.
Here's a look at the latest Heisman Trophy betting odds shared by FanDuel after Friday's college football action.
Complete list of odds on FanDuel Sportsbook .
Mensah, who transferred from Duke ahead of the 2026 season, is currently the Heisman favorite after going 27-for-30 with 401 passing yards in the season-opening win.
Toney is a top-nine candidate to win after pulling down 12 catches, including a trio of touchdown passes.
How the Heisman odds for some of the other top trophy candidates will shift as Week 1 action continues this weekend.
Notre Dame quarterback C.J. Carr and Texas quarterback Arch Manning, who are each hoping to help their teams bounce back from missing the College Football Playoff last winter, are each preparing to make their season debuts.
Manning is playing Saturday against visiting Texas State before Carr makes his season debut Sunday against visiting Wisconsin.
Also making their season debuts Saturday are Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, who is taking on visiting Boise State, and Indiana quarterback Josh Hoover, who will play visiting North Texas.
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith are playing the same day against visiting Ball State.
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss will see his first action of the season Sunday against visiting Louisville.
Whether any of these favorites open the season with an upset loss this weekend could impact whether these same players are still touted as Heisman candidates by Week 2.
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