He can be commended for his honesty, too.

He told Sports Illustrated that if he’s projected to be drafted in the first round — and maybe outside it — he’ll leave Mississippi State early.

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“One of the worst things is not going, getting injured and hurting your situation,” the junior QB and Heisman frontrunner told SI. “I wouldn’t risk it if I had a chance to go first round. I’m graduating college, and my time here will be done, I’ll do exactly what I wanted to do.”

So far this season, he’s done everything seemingly possible for the Bulldogs.

Mississippi State is ranked No. 1 at 6-0, he’s thrown for 1,469 yards and 14 TDs, while running for another 576 yards and eight scores. The Bulldogs have beaten three consecutive top-10 opponents in LSU, Texas A&M and Auburn this past weekend.

“When the time came and there’s an option, first, second or third round and I had the season I wanted to have, I’d go.”