Welcome to another episode of the PFF college football show, Max Chadwick alongside Dalton Wasserman here doing a couple drafts here on the PFF college football show.

Our Heisman draft and our guaranteed first round picks in the 2026 NFL draft that we're going to do here too.

I'm always looking forward to this episode every year.

We did it last year too for the Heism draft and the guaranteed first round round pick drafts. Just kind of draft as many players as possible we think are one, have a chance to win the Heism trophy. And then the second draft, who are absolute locks to go in the first round of this April Zendifold draft? Absolutely. We got some variety on today's show. we get to get a little bit of competitive with it. I think my most, not my favorite part about today's show is that in the Heisman draft,

we were in close. Absolutely. We got some variety on today's show. We get to get a little bit of competitive with it. I think my most, not my favorite part about today's show is that in the Heisman draft,

we're including producer Eli in the draft. As a competitor, we left him out of it last year. He's in it this year. We're having a three-way Heisman race here, so it's going to be a whole lot of fun. We need Eli in it because a big storyline of the PFF college football show last year was Eli's Heisman Bet of Ashton Jinty. And you not even draft Ash and Jinti in that Heismundt. Eli obviously knew more ball than us by betting on Ashton Jitty and he just came up short in that bet there. So Eli right now might be the favorite in this Heismundt. Well, and it's fun because of the three games we played last year, we had, I won the

Heisman draft.

You won the first rounder's draft.

And Eli won our upset picks of the year.

He had just, I think he just barely beat me out for the highest score in that.

So we've got kind of an even playing field going here.

This is going to be fun.

Absolutely. You want to remind you guys that all of these stats we're talking about today on the show are available to you guys with the PFF plus subscription as subscribe.pff.com. So use that right now because we still have a little deal going on for you guys right now. So you guys can check it out. All right. We're going to do the Heismund draft first on this show. And let's go quickly over last year's results so I want to point this out

right now it's not just about getting the winner of the Heisman right what

Dalton and I did was use F1 style scoring for this which if you don't know what

that means in Formula One which I'm now a big fan

out thanks to Drive Survive, and I'm a huge fan of the season two with McLaren running away with it.

But the winner of every F1 race gets 25 points. Second place gets 18 points. Third place gets 15 points.

Fourth place gets 12 points. Fifth place gets 10 points. Sixth place gets 8 points. Seventh place gets 15 points, fourth place gets 12 points, fifth place gets 10 points, sixth place gets

eight points, seventh place gets six points, eighth place gets four points, ninth place gets two points,

10th place gets one point. So you see right there. And since we know the top 10 in Heisman vote

getting every single year, we apply the F1 scoring to the

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