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Other cover appearances
League | Date/Season | Team(s) | Type |
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United States Football League | 1985 | New Jersey Generals | Program |
Canadian Football League | 1992 | BC Lions | CFL Media Guide |
Athletes Portal |
College football Heisman Trophy winners | ||||
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1935: Berwanger • 1936: Kelley • 1937: Frank • 1938: O'Brien • 1939: Kinnick • 1940: Harmon • 1941: B. Smith • 1942: Sinkwich • 1943: Bertelli • 1944: Horvath • 1945: Blanchard • 1946: G. Davis • 1947: Lujack • 1948: D. Walker • 1949: Hart • 1950: Janowicz • 1951: Kazmaier • 1952: Vessels • 1953: Lattner • 1954: Ameche • 1955: Cassady • 1956: Hornung • 1957: Crow • 1958: Dawkins • 1959: Cannon • 1960: Bellino • 1961: E. Davis • 1962: Baker • 1963: Staubach • 1964: Huarte • 1965: Garrett • 1966: Spurrier • 1967: Beban • 1968: Simpson • 1969: Owens • 1970: Plunkett • 1971: Sullivan • 1972: Rodgers • 1973: Cappelletti • 1974: A. Griffin • 1975: A. Griffin • 1976: Dorsett • 1977: Campbell • 1978: Sims • 1979: C. White • 1980: Rogers • 1981: Allen • 1982: H. Walker • 1983: Rozier • 1984: Flutie • 1985: B. Jackson • 1986: Testaverde • 1987: Brown • 1988: Sanders • 1989: Ware • 1990: Detmer • 1991: Howard • 1992: Torretta • 1993: Ward • 1994: Salaam • 1995: George • 1996: Wuerffel • 1997: Woodson • 1998: R. Williams • 1999: Dayne • 2000: Weinke • 2001: Crouch • 2002: Palmer • 2003: J. White • 2004: Leinart • 2005: vacated * • 2006: T. Smith • 2007: Tebow • 2008: Bradford • 2009: Ingram II • 2010: Newton • 2011: Griffin III • 2012: Manziel • 2013: Winston • 2014: Mariota • 2015: Henry • 2016: L. Jackson • 2017: Mayfield • 2018: Murray • 2019: Burrow • 2020: D. Smith • 2021: Young • 2022: C. Williams Note: The 2005 winner was originally awarded to Reggie Bush, but he forfeited the award in 2010 due to violating NCAA rules. The Heisman Trust subsequently decided to leave the 2005 award vacated. |