Wide Receiver for Heisman?

[nickohrn]

Quote: Originally Posted by PapiSuave

No lie, a senior fullback from Ohio under the name Tyler Givens won it in one of my dynasties. He didn't have many carries and had 40 catches. I have no idea how he won it.

That is awesome. I wonder what kind of logic let him win it...

[JLoco11]

Usually if a WR is having extraordinary numbers, then the starting QB of his team is putting up good numbers (unless you run a 2QB system or your starter gets injured mid year).

Unless the WR gets some touches in the backfield, it's very hard to get a WR ahead of the starting QB who's throwing to him, in the heisman race.

[samurai crusade]

Quote: Originally Posted by CougNation

Has anyone managed to win the Heisman with a wide receiver? I think it's obvious that this year it is much easier to win it with a mobile QB but it's not impossible to win it with a RB. But I have never seen a WR in the running, has anyone else seen this happen?

I came close. 2200 yards, 25 TDs But I didn't have a conference championship game so I came I second place.

[stratospaly]

Quote: Originally Posted by PapiSuave

No lie, a senior fullback from Ohio under the name Tyler Givens won it in one of my dynasties. He didn't have many carries and had 40 catches. I have no idea how he won it.

500 pancakes?

[TryHard_Nation]

I had a Heisman winning receiver in NCAA 13. His name was Ronnie Murphy and he was the fourth best receiver on my team based on overall. He was the most dependable catcher and since I ran a spread air raid attack I was in 4-5 wides a ton. I'm the slot he ran the drags, slats, posts, and corner routes amazingly. Check out his stats.

[nickohrn]

Quote: Originally Posted by TryHard_Nation

I had a Heisman winning receiver in NCAA 13. His name was Ronnie Murphy and he was the fourth best receiver on my team based on overall. He was the most dependable catcher and since I ran a spread air raid attack I was in 4-5 wides a ton. I'm the slot he ran the drags, slats, posts, and corner routes amazingly. Check out his stats.

Holy smokes, 175 receptions? That's ridiculous!

[heelphreak]

I had a wide receiver who pasted the wobble for 17 touchdowns and almost 2000 yards and finished tird in heisman voting rabble up his sophomore year. He junior season he finish with acl rapture and failed to play on 9 genes.

[CIMT4L]

Oddly enough, on '13, the only Heisman I've won through 6 years was with my receiver (who also had a couple kick-returns for TD's) while my QB, twice, has led the whole season, and ends up losing the last week of the year despite having superior running stats, more pass and run TD's, but about 200 fewer yards in passing.