Each week as the college football season rolls along, we get a better picture at which teams are better than the rest. That’s starting to sort itself out.

As for the elite players in CFB, we already know who those are. But when it comes to winning a Heisman Trophy, we have to look at statistics. Just because Ohio State beats Michigan State by 24 points, doesn’t mean that Justin Fields moves up in Heisman odds.

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Stats matter, unfortunately, quite a lot when it comes to winning the Heisman.

On Tuesday, the newest odds were released and two B1G names are in the top five:

As you can see, quarterbacks make up the top four spots in terms of odds, which shouldn’t come as a massive shocker. Fields, the Ohio State QB, is fourth at 12/1, while the first non-QB is Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor at 20/1. He shared those odds with Georgia QB Jake Fromm.

Taylor will have a chance to held his odds of winning the heralded trophy this week as the Badgers host Michigan State and its stout defense.