Two quarterbacks pulled away from the field this weekend. Trinidad Chambliss knocked off No. 7 LSU and ran in the go-ahead score himself. Darian Mensah kept Miami perfect and rewrote the ACC record book on accuracy.

Everything under them got messy. Several quarterbacks put up the kind of numbers that normally shorten a price, only to watch their odds go the other way.

Here’s where the Heisman odds stand after Week 3, and which prices are worth a second look heading into Week 4.

Each co-favorite has an implied probability of 23.5% before the bookmaker’s margin. Four players sit at +1000 behind them, so there is a clear gap between the leaders and the next group.

Chambliss moved from +1300 to +325 in a week, joining Mensah, who shortened from +600. Taylor went from +3000 to +1000, leaving a much smaller payout for anyone who waited until his first SEC game.

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Ole Miss led LSU 24-7 at halftime, gave it all back, then won 32-24 on a Chambliss rushing touchdown. That gives him a signature SEC win to go with his early-season production, and it came in a matchup between two top-10 teams.

Mensah took a different route. He went 30-of-34 for 220 yards and three scores in a 33-20 win over Wake Forest, and his first 24 attempts were all completions. That stretched to 35 straight across two games, setting Miami and ACC records.