Just like the past few seasons, Joe Burrow came into the 2026 campaign as one of the top public picks to win NFL MVP. After throwing eight touchdown passes over the past two weeks, he's back in the conversation at +500, a massive improvement from 11-1 a week earlier. Burrow is one of the top sportsbook liabilities for the award, according to bookmakers.
Josh Allen improved his odds to win the award (+200 to +165) on his bye week by virtue of a rare poor performance from Brock Purdy, who lengthened from +220 to +350 week-over-week. Trevor Lawrence and Patrick Mahomes, who is still the odds-on favorite for Comeback Player of the Year (-175), round out the top five at +950.
After a less-than-stellar performance against his former team, Kenneth Walker III (+280) lost favorite status for Offensive Player of the Year, trailing once and current favorite Jahmyr Gibbs (+250). Jaxon Smith-Njigba made a big move up the board in his bid to repeat as OPOY, going from +950 to +450 after a huge game head-to-head with Walker.
The New York Giants' upset of the Houston Texans rocketed John Harbaugh to the top of the Coach of the Year board, shortening from a sixth-best 13-1 to the favorite at +330. Todd Monken maintained second place at +400 after another win for the Cleveland Browns, while Kyle Shanahan fell from +400 to +600 after the San Francisco 49ers' first loss of the season.
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