We provide everything you need to know about the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award.
Caleb Williams (CHI) | +140 |
Jayden Daniels (WAS) | +550 |
Marvin Harrison Jr. (ARZ) | +800 |
Malik Nabers (NYG) | +1000 |
Bo Nix (DEN) | +1500 |
Xavier Worthy (KC) | +1500 |
Ladd McConkey (LAC) | +2500 |
Drake Maye (NE) | +2800 |
Brian Thomas Jr. (JAX) | +2200 |
The Chicago Bears selected Heisman Trophy-winning former USC Trojans quarterback Caleb Williams first overall in the 2024 draft, and Williams enters the season as the favorite to win Offensive Rookie of the Year.
The Bears signed running back D'Andre Swift, traded for wide receiver Keenan Allen, and drafted WR Rome Odunze to set their new franchise QB up for success.
Second in the odds is the second-overall pick from the 2024 draft, Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels. The dual-threat rookie will have to carry more responsibility in a weaker offense, but that would make him having a strong season even more impressive.
Marvin Harrison Jr. - the most hyped WR prospect since Calvin Johnson - is third in the odds and he will be the top target for Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray from Week 1 this season.
Fourth in the odds is another top target, New York Giants WR Malik Nabers. The LSU product will likely be Giants QB Daniel Jones' No. 1 receiver and the team's first potential star at the position since they had Odell Beckham Jr.
Bo Nix, selected 12th-overall in the draft by the Denver Broncos, is tied for fifth in the odds. He's likely to start in Week 1, and given the lack of talent on offense in Denver, he faces lower expectations than other rookies and that could play to his advantage.
Level in the odds with Nix is Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy. He'll provide a vertical threat for Patrick Mahomes, and he'll want to be viewed a safe pair of hands after the Chiefs receivers constantly dropped passes last season.
Los Angeles Chargers rookie WR Ladd McConkey - a two-time collegiate national champion - is seventh in the odds. The second-round pick could be QB Justin Herbert's top target given the lack of top-end talent and depth in the Chargers' receiver room.
Further back in the odds are New England Patriots QB Drake Maye, Buffalo Bills WR Keon Coleman, Jacksonville Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr., and Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers.
Season | Name | Position | Team |
2023 | CJ Stroud | QB | Houston Texans |
2022 | Garrett Wilson | WR | New York Jets |
2021 | Ja'Marr Chase | WR | Cincinnati Bengals |
2020 | Justin Herbert | QB | Los Angeles Chargers |
2019 | Kyler Murray | QB | Arizona Cardinals |
2018 | Saquon Barkley | RB | New York Giants |
2017 | Alvin Kamara | RB | New Orleans Saints |
2016 | Dak Prescott | QB | Dallas Cowboys |
2015 | Todd Gurley | RB | St. Louis Rams |
2014 | Odell Beckham Jr. | WR | New York Giants |
2013 | Eddie Lacy | RB | Green Bay Packers |
2012 | Robert Griffin III | QB | Washington |
2011 | Cam Newton | QB | Carolina Panthers |
2010 | Sam Bradford | QB | St. Louis Rams |
2009 | Percy Harvin | WR | Minnesota Vikings |
2008 | Matt Ryan | QB | Atlanta Falcons |
2007 | Adrian Peterson | RB | Minnesota Vikings |
2006 | Vince Young | QB | Tennessee Titans |
2005 | Cadillac Williams | RB | Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
2004 | Ben Roethlisberger | QB | Pittsburgh Steelers |
2003 | Anquan Boldin | WR | Arizona Cardinals |
2002 | Clinton Portis | RB | Denver Broncos |
2001 | Anthony Thomas | RB | Chicago Bears |
2000 | Mike Anderson | RB | Denver Broncos |
1999 | Edgerrin James | RB | Indianapolis Colts |
1998 | Randy Moss | WR | Minnesota Vikings |
1997 | Warrick Dunn | RB | Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
1996 | Eddie George | RB | Houston Oilers |
1995 | Curtis Martin | RB | New England Patriots |
1994 | Marshall Faulk | RB | Indianapolis Colts |
1993 | Jerome Bettis | RB | Los Angeles Rams |
1992 | Carl Pickens | WR | Cincinnati Bengals |
1991 | Leonard Russell | RB | New England Patriots |
1990 | Emmitt Smith | RB | Dallas Cowboys |
1989 | Barry Sanders | RB | Detroit Lions |
1988 | John Stephens | RB | New England Patriots |
1987 | Troy Stradford | RB | Miami Dolphins |
1986 | Rueben Mayes | RB | New Orleans Saints |
1985 | Eddie Brown | WR | Cincinnati Bengals |
1984 | Louis Lipps | WR | Pittsburgh Steelers |
1983 | Eric Dickerson | RB | Los Angeles Rams |
1982 | Marcus Allen | RB | Los Angeles Raiders |
1981 | George Rogers | RB | New Orleans Saints |
1980 | Billy Sims | RB | Detroit Lions |
1979 | Ottis Anderson | RB | St. Louis Cardinals |
1978 | Earl Campbell | RB | Houston Oilers |
1977 | Tony Dorsett | RB | Dallas Cowboys |
1976 | Sammy White | WR | Minnesota Vikings |
1975 | Mike Thomas | RB | Washington |
1974 | Don Woods | RB | San Diego Chargers |
1973 | Chuck Foreman | RB | Minnesota Vikings |
1972 | Franco Harris | RB | Pittsburgh Steelers |
1971 | John Brockington | RB | Green Bay Packers |
1970 | Dennis Shaw | QB | Buffalo Bills |
1969 | Calvin Hill | RB | Dallas Cowboys |
1968 | Earl McCullouch | WR | Detroit Lions |
1967 | Mel Farr | RB | Detroit Lions |
The NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year trophy features a bronze NFL logo attached to a pedestal.
The Offensive Rookie of the Year winner is announced at the NFL Honors show. The 2024 edition is on Thursday, February 8, beginning at 9 PM ET. Fans can watch it on CBS, NFL Network, or Paramount+.
A panel of 50 sports journalists involved with the Associated Press vote on the end-of-season NFL awards, which includes the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award. Voters rank their top three choices for each award, which makes it easier for the AP to calculate second-and third-placed finishers.
Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.