After a flurry of free agency signings, you’ll need a program to check which players moved to
new teams this season. And many are high-caliber offensive players who could make a run for
the annual award. The early favorite is last year’s winner. In his first full season with the San
Francisco 49ers, running back Christian McCaffrey finally took home the honors. But he’ll be in
tough, with so many players who have changed area codes.
Christian McCaffrey (+900)
Christian McCaffrey was an absolute beast for the 49er’s averaging 5.4 yards per carry and
leading the NFL in rushing with 1,459 yards. But CMC also was a threat as a receiver with 564
yards and finished the season with a league high 21 touchdowns. As long as he can stay
healthy, McCaffrey will once again be the focal point of the offense and will look to become the
first player to go back-back-back since Marshall Faulk in 2000 and 2001 as a member of the St.
Louis Rams.
Tyreek Hill (+900)
Tyreek Hill continues to put up eye-popping numbers and he doesn’t need Patrick Mahomes to
do so. Hill led the NFL in receiving yards with 1,799) and found the end zone 13 times.
“Cheetah” is an absolute game-breaker as he was targeted 171 times last season. And with the
Dolphins offense still a juggernaut, Hill will be the team’s biggest weapon.
Justin Jefferson (+1400)
Despite missing 7 games because of injuries, Justin Jefferson still reached the 1,000+ yard
receiving plateau for the Vikings. The Offensive Player of the Year from 2022 will be looking to
rebound this coming season. While Jefferson had incredible chemistry with Kirk Cousins, the
biggest question will be how will he adjust with new quarterback Sam Darnold after Cousins
signed with Atlanta. Still, Jefferson is one of the most explosive players in the game and could
once again take home this award.
LONGSHOT WITH A SHOT
Kyren Williams (+5000)
After a breakout sophomore season with the Rams, Kyren Williams looks like he’ll become a big
part of their offense next season. The fifth round steal led the NFL in rushing yards per game
(95.3) and ranked second among all running backs in success rate (59.6%). After an injury,
Williams was incredible in the final third of the season averaging almost 115 yards on 5.3 yards
per carry in his final six starts. If his production is anywhere close to that, he could make a
serious case for the award, at long odds.
Odds For Offensive Player of the Year
- Christian McCaffrey +900
- Tyreek Hill +900
- CeeDee Lamb +1000
- Amon-Ra St. Brown +1000
- Ja'Marr Chase +1100
- Justin Jefferson +1400
- Breece Hall +1400
- Bijan Robinson +1500
- Saquon Barkley +1800
- Garrett Wilson +2500
- Derrick Henry +2500
- Jonathan Taylor +3300