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The NFL preseason continues to roll on, which means the Offensive Rookie of the Year market is starting to take shape as we get a better look at what roles these first-year players will have with their new teams. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett has emerged as the betting favorite after outplaying Mitch Trubisky throughout most of training camp, and his new teammate, George Pickens, is right behind him on the odds board.

So, with just a few weeks left until the start of the season, let’s check in on the Offensive Rookie of the Year odds and see if there are any valuable bets to place right now.

NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year odds

PlayerBetting Odds
Kenny Pickett+900
Chris Olave+1000
George Pickens+1000
Drake London+1200
Skyy Moore+1200
Breece Hall+1200
Treylon Burks+1400
Christian Watson+1400
Romeo Doubs+1600
Dameon Pierce+1600
Jalen Tolbert+1600
Kenneth Walker+2000
James Cook+2000
Garrett Wilson+2000
David Bell+2000
Jahan Dotson+2500
Brian Robinson Jr.+2500
Desmond Ridder+2500
Isiah Pacheco+2500
Jameson Williams+3000
Alec Pierce+4000
Wan’Dale Robinson+5000
Isaiah Spiller+5000
Malik Willis+5000
Zamir White+5000
Kyle Phillips+5000
Kyren Williams+6000
Rachaad White+6000
Tyrion Davis-Price+6000
Sam Howell+7500
Tyler Allgeier+7500
Trey McBride+7500
Tyquan Thornton+7500
Velus Jones+7500
Jerome Ford+10000
Calvin Austin+10000
Pierre Strong Jr.+10000
Khalil Shakir+10000

Kenny Pickett headlines the Offensive Rookie of the Year bets to place

Kenny Pickett attempts a pass in a preseason game.
Kenny Pickett of the Pittsburgh Steelers drops back to pass during a preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks | Justin Berl/Getty Images

Kenny Pickett +900

I don’t love taking the favorite in futures markets, but I do think Pickett’s +900 price warrants a bet on the most likely winner here. The local Pittsburgh product has reportedly been outplaying Trubisky in training camp, and he could steal the starting job sooner than later. If and when that happens, Pickett could be the only rookie QB who starts for most of the season.

Tyrion Davis-Price +6000

Elijah Mitchell is the clear No. 1 running back on the San Francisco 49ers’ depth chart, but Tyrion Davis-Price is one injury away from the starting job. The LSU product has impressed in training camp, and if he steals the starting job at any point this season, he’ll become the head of one of the best rushing offenses in the league.

At 60/1, Davis-Price is worth a shot with that massive upside.

Tyler Allgeier +7500

Like Davis-Price, Tyler Allgeier could be one injury away from winning a starting running back job. Even if Cordarrelle Patterson stays healthy all season, he’s a more efficient weapon in the passing game. Allgeier may already be a better true runner than Patterson, and the rookie out of BYU could be in for a huge workload this season with the Atlanta Falcons wanting to develop their young talent.

All betting odds courtesy of FanDuel as of 8/21.

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