Odds on the NFL draft are notoriously volatile, but entering the week, the betting market is confident that the first four picks are set. Heavy odds-on favorites have emerged to be the first, second, third and fourth picks in Cam Ward (-20,000), Travis Hunter (-1,400), Abdul Carter (-700), and Will Campbell (-500), respectively. After that, the odds are much more even, yet they still tell a story about what the betting public believes will take place on Thursday.
Here's what the betting market tells us about what could happen with each pick of the first 32 picks of NFL draft. Some picks below include players who may fit in these draft slots while others are more generic and focused on positions that are the most likely to be selected based on the odds.
Odds are as of Tuesday from multiple sportsbooks, including ESPN BET, FanDuel, DraftKings and Circa Sports. For latest odds go to ESPN BET.
Pick 1. Tennessee Titans: Miami QB Cam Ward is a -20,000 favorite to be the No. 1 pick. At -20,000, bettors would need to risk $2,000 to win $10 on Ward going No. 1. It's the same odds as Caleb Williams had to be the first pick last year.
Pick 2. Cleveland Browns: Colorado DB/WR Travis Hunter is a -700 favorite to be the No. 2 pick and -1000 to be the first non-quarterback taken.
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Pick 3. New York Giants: Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter is a -700 favorite to be the No. 3 pick.
Pick 4. New England Patriots: LSU offensive lineman Will Campbell is a -500 favorite to be the No. 4 pick and -800 to be the first
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