NFL Offensive Player of the Year Odds (Tyreek Hill Leads Loaded Board)

A long offseason is winding down as there will be an NFL game in just two days with the preseason kicking off between the Chicago Bears and Houston Texans in Canton.

While the Hall of Fame Game is a welcomed sign of the upcoming season, there are more important games on the horizon in just over a month when the NFL regular season kicks off at Arrowhead Stadium.

One way to attack betting on the NFL is in the futures market. Aside from betting on a team’s success throughout the season through win totals and playoff odds, another fun future is for the slew of awards handed out at the end of the regular season.

After analyzing the pass-rusher frenzy around the Defensive Player of the Year Award yesterday, today we’re breaking down the board for Offensive Player of the Year. Here’s what to know about the board.

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Running Back/Wide Receiver Have Dominated Recent Years

Five seasons have passed since Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes set the league on fire by winning the Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year Award in 2018. Since then, a running back or wide receiver has been named OPOY in each season, with San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey claiming the honor last season after racking up over 2,000 scrimmage yards and 21 touchdowns last season.

Of the top-4 favorites on the current board, McCaffrey is No. 2 at +750 ($100 bet wins $750), which is an implied probability of 11.76% that the three-time first-team All-Pro running back can go back-to-back.

In the top-10 on the board, McCaffrey is one of four running backs, joining New York’s Breece Hall (+1500), Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley (+1600) and Atlanta’s Bijan Robinson (+2000).

Tyreek Hill Leads Pack

With a recently re-signed quarterback in Miami, all signs point to another high-flying season in the Dolphins’ offense as wide receiver Tyreek Hill is the OPOY frontrunner at +700.

Hill battled injuries last season that cooled off a hot start that had the speedster on pace for over 2,000 receiving yards. The eight-time Pro-Bowler still led the NFL in receiving yards (1,799) and tied for the league lead in touchdown catches (13) while totaling 119 receptions.

After Hill, Dallas standout CeeDee Lamb, the NFL’s reigning receptions leader (135), is No. 3 on the board at +900. Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase is seeking a contract extension and hasn’t practiced at training camp yet. The former Rookie of the Year and three-time Pro-Bowler is still No. 4 on the board at +1200.

Top-40 Board for Offensive Player of the Year

Tyreek Hill: +700
Christian McCaffrey: +750
CeeDee Lamb: +900
Ja’Marr Chase: +1200
Breece Hall: +1500
Justin Jefferson: +1500
Saquon Barkley: +1600
Bijan Robinson: +2000
Amon-Ra St. Brown: +2200
Garrett Wilson: +2800
Jonathan Taylor: +2800
Jahmyr Gibbs: +2800
Puka Nacua: +3000
Kyren Williams: +3500
A.J. Brown: +4000
Josh Allen: +4500
Joe Burrow: +4500
Lamar Jackson: +4500
Patrick Mahomes: +4500
Jalen Hurts: +4500
Anthony Richardson: +4500
Drake London: +5000
Derrick Henry: +5000
Deebo Samuel: +5000
Davante Adams: +5000
Justin Herbert: +6000
Dak Prescott: +6000
Cooper Kupp: +6000
Jordan Love: +6000
Stefon Diggs: +6000
DK Metcalf: +6000
Caleb Williams: +6000
De’Von Achane: +6000
Kyler Murray: +6000
Nico Collins: +6000
CJ Stroud: +6500
Raheem Mostert: +6500
Rachaad White: +7000
Trevor Lawrence: +7500
Aaron Rodgers: +7500

Odds update periodically and are subject to change.

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