After Breakout Wins, CJ Carr Leads Kalshi Heisman Market as Devon Dampier Is Trending Up

Carr regains the lead
Carr, who began the season as the preseason favorite at 12%, is back at the top of the market. A $10 trade on him winning the Heisman would profit $22.82.
Against Miami, Carr completed 72.5% of his passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns. His season totals are 2,168 passing yards, 21 passing touchdowns, one interception and three rushing touchdowns.
After Notre Dame’s Week 7 loss to BYU, Carr had no touchdown passes against the Cougars. He followed with 210 yards and two touchdowns against Navy before his performance against Miami.
Dampier breaks into top five
Dampier’s odds rose from 2% before Week 10 to 6%, placing him among the market’s top five. A $10 trade on him winning the Heisman would profit $177.40.
Against BYU, he recorded 177 passing yards, 89 rushing yards and four total touchdowns. Utah is 9-0, and Dampier has 2,053 passing yards, 20 passing touchdowns, seven interceptions, 480 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns.
Remaining games ahead
Carr and Dampier each have three games remaining this season. Notre Dame hosts Boston College in Week 11, while Utah visits No. 22 Arizona. The story also cites Carr’s win over fellow contender Darian Mensah and Jeremiah Smith’s recent struggles while Julian Sayin has been out with an elbow injury as factors in the market movement.
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Key points
- CJ Carr leads Kalshi’s Heisman market at 29%; Devon Dampier is fifth at 6%.
- Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns against Miami.
- Dampier scored four total touchdowns against BYU as Utah improved to 9-0.
- Both quarterbacks have three games remaining to build their Heisman cases.

