NFL Offensive Rookie Of The Year Odds & Predictions (2025)

The NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year is a lucrative and fun betting market that pays off if you get it right. It is always exciting to follow the new rookie class.

Research is an essential component when betting on a market such as NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Important factors to consider include the player’s collegiate statistics, team fit, depth charts, and injury reports, among others.

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Let’s give you some insight into past winners of NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Since 1989 there have been 18 QBs, 11 RBs, and seven WRs selected as winners. If that sample size is adjusted to the last 12 years, five QBs, four RBs, and three WRs have won. It is important to note that a TE has never won the award, although TE Brock Bowers of the Las Vegas Raiders did finish second in voting last year.

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And in the past seven years every single winner has been a top 10 pick. 18 of the last 21 winners have been first round picks, the notable exceptions Eddie Lacy (2nd round pick), Alvin Kamara (3rd round pick) and Dak Prescott (4th round pick). The last two years have been a perfect example of this; both were QB’s taken 2nd overall.

Here are some players to consider when making your bets.

Ashton Jeanty, (27/10) – Las Vegas Raiders (RB)

Jeanty is the favourite to win the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award. Jeanty put up some impressive numbers at Boise State where he came close to surpassing the seemingly impossible numbers put up by Hall of Fame RB Barry Sanders.

The Raiders have a new General Manager, Head Coach and Offensive Coordinators. As a group they are all-in on Jeanty. Jeanty will be a focal part of the Raiders offense from Week 1 on.

Cam Ward, (3/1) – Tennessee Titans (QB)

The #1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, Ward played collegiately at The University of Miami.  Can Ward produce the kind of stats last year’s winner, QB Jayden Daniels of the Washington Commanders put up? That depends on who you ask.

Tennessee doesn’t have the talent at WR that other teams have, so that certainly makes it tougher for Ward. However, it is important to factor in that Tennessee, as a low mid-tier team, should be expected to be playing from behind often, leading to obvious passing situations.

Travis Hunter, (9/1) – Jacksonville Jaguars (WR)

Travis Hunter is an undeniable talent, and the reigning Heisman winner after an ultra-rare 2-way season, playing on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Can he impact NFL predictions this coming year?

Hunter is a unicorn talent and may end up being the best player in the draft. But playing on both offense and defense could hurt his case. His usage could vary wildly. I like his chances for Defensive Rookie of the Year (12/1) better.

Omarion Hampton, (12/1) Los Angeles Chargers (RB)

Hampton has good fortune on his side to assume a large role in head coach Jim Harbaugh’s run-heavy offense. Veteran Najee Harris is injured and Hampton has assumed his spot atop the depth chart at RB.

Hampton averaged 5.9 yards per attempt in each of his last two seasons of NCAA FB. Is he a likely future contender in NFL MVP odds? It’s unlikely, but he can hit the ground running in the National Football League in 2025.

*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*