2019 Heisman Trophy Rankings: Way too early look at next year’s race

Taylor has been arguably the best running back in college football since walking onto campus in Madison two seasons ago.

He should post a 2,000-yard season after Wisconsin’s bowl game, and if he was able to come out for the NFL draft this year we could argue that he would be selected in the first round before Bryce Love.

Wisconsin’s workhorse has the ability to be a Heisman finalist if he can routinely get 20-30 touches per game.

The only thing not going Taylor the last two seasons has been his inability to make an impact in the passing game as he has just 16 catches in two seasons.

If he can grab 20 to 30 passes this year he should be able to surpass 2,000 total yards easily and with the Badger’s schedule against South Florida and a road tilt against Ohio State, we could be looking at another run huge season at the future first-round pick.