NFL Week 15 futures betting odds - Super Bowl, MVP and more - ESPN

With just four weeks left, several awards markets remain in serious doubt, especially after last week's results. Four of the top seven MVP favorites lost last week. Each of the top five Coach of the Year favorites fell, with four losing as favorites. Even Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite C.J. Stroud suffered a concussion.

Here is how the awards markets shape up entering Week 15 following last week's results.

Favorite: Dak Prescott (+160)

Last week's favorite: Brock Purdy (+300)

This has been one of the craziest MVP races in recent years, as Dak Prescott is the sixth different player to be favored in this market. Prescott was 60-1 a few weeks ago, but he tied Purdy as the favorite late last week and is now the outright favorite. Looking ahead, Prescott has a difficult stretch against the Bills, Dolphins and Lions coming up, while Purdy is a double-digit favorite this week against the Cardinals.

Purdy is the traditional MVP candidate as the quarterback for the likely No. 1 seed with elite stats. Normally, that would make him a heavy favorite to win this award. The only question is whether voters are willing to reward him in his first full season as a starter in a system that seems to produce quality quarterback play no matter who is under center.

After Purdy and Prescott, four of the next five favorites all lost. The only winner was Lamar Jackson who had one of his best statistical outputs of the season. Jackson has back-to-back prime-time games coming up, including a Christmas Day road game against the 49ers, which could make or break his candidacy.

Favorite: Tyreek Hill (-200)

Last week's favorites: Hill (-200)

Tyreek Hill and Christian McCaffrey had essentially been co-favorites for a couple months prior to last