http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMtMl2vt6ME (2013 Stats: 4,057 passing yards, 66% completion, 40 TDs) Obviously the returning Heisman winner would be the biggest star going into 2014. Winston has had the spotlight on him since day one, when he completed 92% of his passes and three for over 300 yards and four touchdowns in Florida State's season opener. Each week, we saw him and the Seminoles bulldoze team after team, with Winston only playing three full quarters before getting pulled. Even so, three quarters is all he would need to put together incredible on-field performances, paving his way to the 2013 Heisman Trophy, and a national championship. He was nothing but flawless in 2013, so why should we expect anything different? Well, sometimes trying to win the Heisman for the second time in a row is harder than it looks. Just ask Johnny Manziel. Winston is the best returning QB in 2014, and will be on display in the 'Noles season opener at Cowboys Stadium in August against Oklahoma State.
Student at the University of Missouri-Columbia who has an unhealthy love for College Football. There is no offseason, only eight months of re-runs. Studying the Art of Fat Guy Touchdowns.