How does the weekly Heisman of the Week award work?

The award follows an F1-style points system: 10 points for first, 9 for second, etc., with 9.5 points each when two players share the top spot, as seen with Jeremiah Smith and Colin Simmons in Week 4.

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Heisman Hopefuls: Smith and Simmons Share Week 4 Honors

Week 4 brought eye-popping performances, with Ohio State's star WR Jeremiah Smith drawing particular attention. Smith recorded 12 catches for 217 yards and four touchdowns against Illinois, moving into No. 1 on the Heisman odds lists. Simultaneously, Texas defensive standout Colin Simmons delivered a transcendent performance against Tennessee, recording at least one sack in each quarter and totaling five sacks, eight tackles, and one forced fumble.

Simmons became one of only seven FBS defenders with five sacks this season. The author awards co-Heisman of the Heisman of the Week to both players, splitting the trophy symbolically and awarding 9.5 points each in an F1-style weekly voting system. The Heisman Hopefuls Fan Vote runs all season, providing statistics, EA Sports ratings, and other information.

Currently, the weekly results align closely with actual Heisman voting trends. Other notable performers include Keelon Russell of Alabama, who ranks third in the top 10.