By the numbers: Jayden Daniels’ historic Heisman Trophy-winning season

• Anthony Gharib, ESPNDec 9, 2023, 09:26 PM ET After a historical season, LSU Tigers quarterback Jayden Daniels is the 2023 Heisman Prize winner.Editor’s Picks

1 Associated Daniels ends up being the third ever Heisman winner from LSU, joining Joe Burrow (2019) and Billy Cannon (1959 ), and second Tigers quarterback all-time. He had 3,500 passing yards and 1,000 rushing lawns this season, ending up being the very first SEC player to do so since Johnny Manziel in 2012.

The win likewise makes Daniels the 2nd California belonging to make the Heisman award in the last 3 years– Bryce Young won in 2021. Before Young, California native Reggie Bush won the Heisman in 2005.

Here are the crucial numbers behind Daniels’ Heisman-winning season.50: Daniels found completion zone frequently throughout the season. He had an FBS high 50 total touchdowns, 40 passing and 10 hurrying, the fifth SEC player to do so– Young (2021 ), Burrow (2019 ), Camera Newton (2010) and Tim Tebow (2007 ).

All of the previous 4 players to do so won the Heisman.4: Big scoring games came frequently for Daniels.He accounted for

a minimum of four touchdowns in five straight games throughout September and October: Grambling Tigers(5)and four each versus the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Arkansas Razorbacks, Ole Miss Rebels and Missouri Tigers.8: Daniels had eight overall goals against the Georgia State Panthers, six passing and two rushing. He became the second player in SEC history to be responsible for as many goals, signing up with Burrow against the Oklahoma Sooners in 2019. Daniels is the very first player in SEC history with 6 pass touchdowns and two rush goals in a game.70: The San Bernardino, California native had a tremendous 70 completions of 20-plus lawns this season, the most in the FBS.606: Versus the Florida Gators in November, Daniels etched himself

into the record books with a dominant performance.He had 372 passing lawns and 234 hurrying backyards, marking a total of 606 lawns

, plus 5 total goals. That made him the very first player in FBS history with 350 passing backyards and 200 hurrying yards in a single game.12,000 and 3,000: Over Daniels’ five-year college career, he amassed 12,749 passing lawns and 3,307 rushing yards.

He is the very first player in FBS history with 12,000 profession passing yards and 3,000 career rushing yards.ESPN Statistics and Details Research contributed to this story.