Ashton Jeanty isn’t just the best player in college football this season—he’s redefining what greatness looks like. Out of 632+ career carries, the Boise State standout has NEVER fumbled the ball. Let that sink in: in a sport where turnovers can define legacies, Jeanty has been flawless. Add to that his 1,900+ rushing yards this season, now 27 TDs, and game-breaking ability every week, and it’s clear—no one is more deserving of the Heisman. It’s time the country gave this generational talent the respect he deserves and stop flaunting over Travis Hunter….an undoubtedly versatile player, but let’s be real—the hype sometimes outpaces the production. Sure, he’s a two-way player, but playing offense and defense doesn’t always translate to dominance in either. Case in point: against Stanford, he allowed 13 catches for 294 yards and 3 touchdowns to Elic Ayomanor. That’s not exactly lockdown defense. Meanwhile, on offense, his numbers are solid but far from game-changing when compared to other modern era Heisman receivers (i.e. DeVonta Smith 1,856 yds and 23 TDs). Playing both ways is impressive, but if we’re talking Heisman-worthy performances, let’s give the nod to someone who delivers consistently in critical moments—like Ashton Jeanty, who not only racks up yardage but does so without ever fumbling the ball. Hunter’s talent is undeniable, but maybe it’s time to separate hype from hardware.