Heisman Power Rankings: New record sees a change at No. 1

All of the Power 5 conferences are now in full swing, and the Heisman Trophy picture is taking shape.

Here are the top five candidates for the award:

5. DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama

• 65 catches, 903 yards, 10 TD, 13.9 yards per catch

Jaylen Waddle was the Alabama wideout turning heads during the first half of the campaign, but now Smith is blowing away defenses after his teammate's season-ending injury. Smith became the SEC's all-time leader in touchdown catches by adding two more in Saturday's blowout win over Kentucky. The Wildcats entered the game with the conference's best passing defense but had no answer for the standout senior. Smith is now second in the country with 10 touchdown receptions on the year, with at least two more regular-season contests to add to his total.

4. Zach Wilson, QB, BYU

• 2,724 yards passing, 74% completion, 26 TD, 2 INT

Wilson is now third in the country in passing yardage despite recording almost 100 fewer throws than the two quarterbacks ahead of him. The BYU standout also ranks second with 26 touchdowns passes after registering four more in Saturday's blowout of North Alabama. There's no question that Wilson is among the country's top players, but the Cougars' lack of quality competition will make it difficult for him to move up the rankings. A rumored contest against Washington would certainly help.

3. Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State

• 1,208 passing yards, 79.6% completion, 16 total TDs, 3 INT

It's outrageous that Fields' 300-yard, two-touchdown outing in a win over a ranked team is considered a down performance, but it also highlights just how good the Ohio State star has been. Indiana forced the Buckeyes quarterback into three interceptions Saturday, the same amount he'd thrown in his entire career entering play. Fields might be the country's most talented player, but he's running out of games to win the Heisman. Additionally, the rest of Ohio State's schedule lacks a top-level opponent, something the two guys ranked ahead of him don't have to worry about.

2. Mac Jones, QB, Alabama

• 2,426 passing yards, 77.1% completion, 18 TD, 3 INT

Jones completed 16 of 24 passes for 230 yards with two touchdowns against one interception in a 63-3 blowout win over Kentucky on the weekend. The funniest part? It was statistically the Alabama quarterback's worst game of the season. He failed to complete over 74% of his passes for the first time this year, and he threw his first interception since Oct. 17. However, Jones continues to lead all Power 5 passers with an average of over 12 yards per completion, and he remains second to Fields with a 77% completion rate. He can make a big statement to reclaim the top spot with a strong showing in this weekend's Iron Bowl against a strong Auburn defense.

1. Kyle Trask, QB, Florida

• 2,554 passing yards, 70.7% completion, 31 TD, 3 INT

Trask now stands alone in SEC history for the most touchdown passes through seven games of a season. The Florida quarterback - who has now thrown a whopping 31 scores this year - registered three touchdowns Saturday to pass Tim Couch and Joe Burrow. He sits five ahead of the next closest quarterback for touchdown passes this season and is 13 ahead of Jones. Trask has three contests left to pad his stats before a likely SEC title game with Alabama. That matchup would not only decide the conference champion, but also the Heisman race between Trask and Jones.