NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Odds 2026 | OROY Futures

The NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award is given to the best newcomer in the NFL on the offensive side. Typically, rookies selected early in the NFL Draft are prime targets to select from.

Below is a list of the latest betting odds for the 2026-27 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award winner, tracked across the top NFL sportsbooks.

2026-27 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Winner Odds

2026-27 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Contenders

Current Best Bet: Denzel Boston (WR, Browns)

Denzel Boston becomes the best bet for OROY entering Week 6. The Browns’ second-round pick has been the definition of consistent through five games — 16 catches, 330 yards and 3 touchdowns, with 40-plus receiving yards in every single outing — and that steady production has him priced at +400. He’s doing it as the clear top target in a Cleveland passing game that’s helped the Browns to a respectable 3-2 start, and unlike some of the names ahead of him, there’s no game-to-game volatility in his profile — just a rookie who shows up every week.

Jeremiyah Love (RB, Cardinals)

• Season Stats: 67 carries, 245 yards, TD; 11 catches, 36 yards, TD

Carnell Tate (WR, Titans)

• Season Stats: 23 catches, 274 yards

Denzel Boston (WR, Browns)

• Season Stats: 16 catches, 330 yards, 3 TD

2026-27 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Sleepers

Jalon Daniels and Antonio Williams are the OROY sleepers entering Week 6. Daniels, an undrafted rookie out of Kansas thrust into action when Baker Mayfield dislocated his thumb, had a rocky debut with three picks in a loss to Green Bay, but he bounced back in spectacular fashion last week — 19-of-25 for 189 yards and a touchdown, turnover-free, directing a 241-yard rushing attack in a 24-16 road upset of the Cowboys for Tampa Bay’s first win of the season. An undrafted free agent winning a playoff-caliber team’s biggest game of the year is exactly the kind of storyline that gets a sleeper noticed, but playing time when Mayfield returns is an issue.

Williams has quietly put together a 15-catch, 155-yard, 1-touchdown rookie season for a scuffling 1-3-1 Commanders team, and as Washington’s receiving targets keep shifting around him, he’s in position to see more volume down the stretch. Neither is anywhere near the top of the odds board, but both are worth a long look if their roles keep expanding.

Antonio Williams (WR, Commanders)

• Season Stats: 15 catches, 155 yards, TD

Jalon Daniels

• Season Stats: 38/55, 337 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT; 16 carries, 87 yards