Please tell A&M to beat some relevant teams.
I'm not going to sit here and say that Miami and Clemson are as good as Auburn and Alabama, but FSU won their toughest games and A&M didn't. Heisman voters can and should take that into consideration. Furthermore, if you look at the computer polls, FSU's schedule is comparable to A&M's. (Colley has FSU's schedule #51 and A&M's #45. Sagarin has FSU's schedule #62 and A&M's #51.) So let's not act like the Aggies are have been playing the likes of Bama/Auburn/Georgia/S.Carolina/LSU/Missouri consistently throughout their 10-game schedule so far, they have only played against two of the premier teams in the conference so far this year and they have played 4 non-conference opponents that were all shitty.
A&M does add two more very tough opponents to the end of their schedule but again you are putting the cart before the horse talking about a future FSU opponent being weak*. If A&M wins their remaining big games it will boost Manziel's stock and justifiably so. Of course if they lose one RayRay99 is going to come back here and say well he lost 3 games compared to 2 last year but his stats were better so he should keep the Heisman.

*And since you brought it up, Florida's defense is still formidable despite all the injuries. The offense puts them in terrible field position often so the points allowed doesn't quite reflect it but they are still very good on that side of the ball. I have no doubt the Noles will win that game handily but how he looks against that defense
will be relevant in my mind.