No one claimed winning a Heisman Trophy as a running back would be an easy task — or even necessarily a fair one.Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty rushed for 128 yards and a touchdown as the Broncos handed UNLV only its second loss of the season Friday night in Las Vegas. He now has racked up an FBS-leading 1,376 yards along with 18 touchdowns on the ground through seven games, but Jeanty didn’t just lose his perch as the Heisman Trophy candidate — he fell three spots at DraftKings.While that may seem a massive slight, oddsmakers have swung back in favor of two quarterbacks at the helm of undefeated teams ranked in the top 5.Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel, who opened the season as the Heisman favorite, regained that title after throwing for 291 yards and three touchdowns in the No. 1 Ducks’ 38-9 dismantling of No. 20 Illinois. He’s being offered at +260, slightly ahead of Miami’s Cam Ward (+270), who guided the No. 5 Hurricanes’ rout of rival Florida State on Saturday night.Jeanty (+400) also fell behind Travis Hunter, who starred on both sides of the ball in primetime as Colorado handled Cincinnati 34-23. In addition to serving as a shutdown corner, Hunter caught nine passes for 153 yards and a pair of touchdowns. A +2000 longshot just this week, the performance helped Hunter rocket up to the third spot at +330.As the calendar shifts to November, the Heisman Trophy is shaping up as a four-player race.HEISMAN TROPHY ODDS (via DraftKings)PLAYER, TEAM, JULY ODDS, WEEK 1, LAST WEEK, CURRENTDillon Gabriel, Oregon, +750, +800, +380, +260Cam Ward, Miami, +2200, +950, +250, +270Travis Hunter, Colorado, N/A, N/A, +2000, +330Ashton Jeanty, Boise State, N/A/, N/A, +220, +400Cade Klubnik, Clemson, N/A, N/A, +1600, +2000Carson Beck, Georgia, +800, +900, +2500, +3500Shedeur Sanders, Colorado, N/A, +2200, +5000, +4000Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss, +1400, +850, +4000, +5000