The picture above is Texas A&M QB Jerrod Johnson running into the 2010 preseason Heisman list. That being said, you could make the case for his 2009 consideration.

I'm here to tell you that despite what people think, the Heisman is much more than a numbers game.

If so, a different Big 12 QB would have been invited to New York City. In fact, if I were a Kansas fan I'd be writing the same case for Todd Reesing.

I found it strange that Johnson's name never came up in the Heisman candidacy considering the numbers he was putting up. Johnson averaged 306 total yards per game (ranks sixth nationally), had 36 total touchdowns compared to only six interceptions.

Compare that to Colt McCoy's numbers of 296 total yar...

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