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All NFL Offensive Rookie of The Year betting odds are according to FanDuel Sportsbook. NFL 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year Odds Prior to Week 1. Joe Burrow +240 Clyde Edwards-Helaire +400 D'Andre Swift +900 Jonathan Taylor +1000 Jerry Jeudy +1400 CeeDee Lamb +1400 Henry Ruggs III +1600 Tua Tagovailoa +1400 J.K. Dobbins +1600 Justin Herbert +2000 Jalen Reagor +2000 Justin Jefferson +2200 Cam Akers +2500 Brandon Aiyuk +4000.

Is Clyde Edwards-Helaire the best bet to win Offensive Rookie of the Year? Find out as we weigh in on the NFL odds and serve up some discerning thoughts.

High expectations precede Clyde Edwards-Helaire, a first-round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs. To many NFL insiders and experts, the LSU product has star quality written all over him and he’s a player that NFL bettors should spot with their NFL picks this coming season.

The NFL betting market that stands to attention and in which Edwards-Helaire practically leaps off of the page is the market for Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY).

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BetOnline Sportsbook tips the Edwards-Helaire – jointly with his former LSU teammate, quarterback Joe Burrows – as the top bet at +300 to win the coveted OROY award.

On the other hand, Bovada Sportsbook tips Edwards-Helaire at +300 but he’s the second-best bet after Joe Burrows, who is priced at +275. Intertops, meanwhile, tips Edwards-Helaire at +400, behind Joe Burrows at +250.

Clearly not every top-rated sportsbook serves up identical OROY odds or exactly the same order of players in favour. However, what is obvious is that the pair of LSU teammates, Burrows and Edwards-Helaire, are positioned as the top bets across the board. And that’s worth taking stock.

Why is Edwards-Helaire so highly favoured for the OROY award? Here we look at a few reasons that have helped improve the NFL odds for Edwards=Helaire, the first-round No.32 draft pick by Kansas City Chiefs.

From Joe Burrows to Patrick Mahomes

From playing with Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrows at LSU last season to joining Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs this season – it doesn’t get any better than that for a young rookie, surely.

Edwards-Helaire is in a prime position to succeed in the NFL To join the Chiefs when they’re flush off a Super Bowl victory, when they’re poised potentially to make a run for a second-straight Super Bowl is a massive advantage. More often than not, being part of a winning culture and team is the first step towards clinching accolades.

Edwards-Helaire was integral to LSU’s national championship offense in 2019. His ability to do everything from working through inside runs to lining up wide as a primary target for Patrick Mahomes makes him ideally suited to Andy Reid’s offense. Which has been missing that lethal running back ever since Kareem Hunt was let go last season because of his off-field issues.

Damien Williams opts-out of 2020-21

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Due to the on-going coronavirus pandemic, NFL players were given an opportunity to opt-out of the season. Damien Williams, Kansas City Chiefs’ running back was one such player who chose to exercise this option.

Williams played a big role Kansas City’s Super Bowl run and his absence is an opportunity for Edwards-Helaire. Having more playing time opens the door for the rookie running back to get totally steal the show. If he’s up for it. Edwards-Helaire had over 1400 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on the ground with LSU last term.

Kansas City Chiefs have never had OROY winner

The Chiefs are yet to see one of its own take the OROY award, since it became a thing in 1967. In over 50 years of the Associated Press awards, 36 running backs have received the OROY nod, of which Giants’ Saquon Barkley was the last running back to win it in 2018. Last season, quarterback Kyler Murray won the award.

The Chiefs are looking at 2020 as a year for the repeat. There’s that much talent and quality on the roster for the Chiefs to fancy their chances to win SBLV. If the Chiefs are as good as many would have them, Edwards-Helaire value to win the OROY award will hold.

NFL Betting Verdict

Not for nothing is Clyde Edwards-Helaire priced as one of the top bets in the OROY market. High expectations precede the running back after his standout season with LSU. And he’s in a good place with Kansas City to live up to those expectations and the hype.

Bearing in mind the calibre of Mahomes and the Chiefs offense, the fact that his position also just became more tenable with Williams opting out of the season, Edwards-Helaire is really worth the tickle for early NFL picks. He’s sure to get a run for his money by Joe Burrows but his former quarterback doesn’t have the best set up with Cincinnati Bengals, who are in total rebuild mode.

NFL Pick:Clyde Edwards-Helaire to win OROY +400 at Bovada (visit our Bovada Review)

Halfway through the NFL season, plenty of rookies have received opportunities to play and several have stood out from the pack.

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As the popularity of the NFL continues to rise, so do the betting markets.

The “Award Props” have been known to return great investments for bettors and with all the talent expected to take the field in 2020, we could see that trend continue with first-year players in the NFL.

NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year

Bettors can begin to wager on both the top offensive and defensive rookies for the upcoming 2020 NFL season.

To no one's surprise, the top options on the board is a quarterback. Former Oregon standout Justin Herbert has been starting for the Chargers since Week 2 and although Los Angeles has struggled to win games, the quarterback has already thrown 23 touchdowns and amassed six 300-yard passing games.

Herbert is currently the odds-on favorite at -450 odds (Bet $100 to win $22.22). Bengals' quarterback and top pick Joe Burrow was hanging around for the award, but those hopes were dashed when he sustained a season-ending knee injury in a Week 11 loss at Washington.

The most recent quarterback to shine is Miami's Tua Tagovailoa, who is now in the discussion at +1500 odds. Tagovailoa has made five starts and won four of them for the Dolphins, as he is coming off a victory over the Bengals in Week 13.

The only non-quarterback in the discussion is Vikings' wide receiver and Burrow's former college teammate at LSU Justin Jefferson. The wideout leads Minnesota in receiving yards with 1,039 yards as Jefferson has vaulted to 9/2 odds to capture Rookie of the Year honors.

Listed below are the odds for all available players to win the NFL 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year.

NFL 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year Odds

NFL 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year Odds
Prior to Week 1

Joe Burrow +240
Clyde Edwards-Helaire +400
D'Andre Swift +900
Jonathan Taylor +1000
Jerry Jeudy +1400
CeeDee Lamb +1400
Henry Ruggs III +1600
Tua Tagovailoa +1400
J.K. Dobbins +1600
Justin Herbert +2000
Jalen Reagor +2000
Justin Jefferson +2200
Cam Akers +2500
Brandon Aiyuk +4000
Michael Pittman Jr. +4000
Chase Claypool +5000
A.J. Dillon +5000
Cole Kmet +5000
Tee Higgins +6000
Denzel Mims +6500
Zack Moss +6500
K.J. Hamler +8000
Jalen Hurts +8000
Jordan Love +8000
Laviska Shenault Jr. +8000
Jake Fromm +10000
Anthony McFarland +10000
Donovan Peoples-Jones +10000
Brycen Hopkins +12500
Adam Trautman +12500
Eno Benjamin +15000
Jacob Eason +15000
Lynn Bowden Jr. +20000

NFL 2020 Defensive Rookie of the Year Odds
Prior to Week 1

Chase Young +220
Isaiah Simmons +550
Kenneth Murray +1100
Patrick Queen +1100
Jeffrey Okudah +1400
Jordyn Brooks +2500
K'Lavon Chaisson +2000
Derrick Brown +2500
Willie Gay Jr. +2500
Javon Kinlaw +2500
A.J. Epenesa +3000
C.J. Henderson +3000
A.J. Terrell +3300
Kyle Dugger +3500
Xavier McKinney +3500
Antoine Winfield Jr. +3800
Jeff Gladney +4000
Damon Arnette +4000
Zack Baun +5000
Jeremy Chinn +5000
Marlon Davidson +5000
Jordan Elliott +5000
Yetur Gross-Matos +5000
Jaylon Johnson +5000
Geno Stone +5000
Akeem Davis-Gaither +6000
Trevon Diggs +6500
Kristian Fulton +6500
Neville Gallimore +6500
Noah Igbinoghene +6500
Logan Wilson +6500
Ross Blacklock +8000
Ashtyn Davis +8000
Troy Dye +8000
Malik Harrison +8000
Anfernee Jennings +8000
Terrell Lewis +8000
Julian Okwara +8000
Markus Bailey +10000
Julian Blackmon +10000
Cameron Dantzler +10000
Raekwon Davis +10000
Jalen Elliott +10000
Trevis Gipson +10000
Jonathan Greenard +10000
DaVon Hamilton +10000
Bryce Hall +10000
Justin Madubuike +10000
Troy Pride Jr. +10000
Darrell Taylor +10000
Joshua Uche +10000
K'Von Wallace +10000
Curtis Weaver +10000
Evan Weaver +10000
Kenny Willekes +10000
Alohi Gilman +20000

Where to Bet 2020 NFL Rookie of the Year

Offensive Rookie of the Year Winners

• 2019 - QB Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals
• 2018 - RB Saquon Barkley, New York Giants
• 2017 - RB Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints
• 2016 - QB Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys
• 2015 - RB Todd Gurley, St. Louis Rams
• 2014 - WR Odell Beckham, New York Giants
• 2013 - RB Eddie Lacy, Green Bay Packers
• 2012 - QB Robert Griffin, Washington Redskins
• 2011 - QB Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers
• 2010 - QB Sam Bradford, St. Louis Rams

QB (Quarterback)
RB (Running Back)
WR (Wide Receiver)

Defensive Rookie of the Year Winners

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• 2019 - DL Nick Bosa, San Francisco 49ers
• 2018 - LB Darius Leonard, Indianapolis Colts
• 2017 - DB Marshon Lattimore, New Orleans Saints
• 2016 - DL Joey Bosa, San Diego Chargers
• 2015 - DB Marcus Peters, Kansas City Chiefs
• 2014 - DL Aaron Donald, St. Louis Rams
• 2013 - DL Sheldon Richardson, New York Jets
• 2012 - LB Luke Kuechly, Carolina Panthers
• 2011 - DL Von Miller, Denver Broncos
• 2010 - DL Ndamukong Suh, Detroit Lions

DL (Defensive Linemen)
LB (Linebacker)
DB (Defensive Back)

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