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Both Jabaal and Phil are on that list which is pretty cool cause theres only 20 players with odds out

Both Jabaal and Phil are 25/1 to win the Defensive Rookie of the Year

actually, they're tied for 20th at 25/1 for DROY. Actually not that cool since they were both top-40 picks.

I was just happy to see Jabaal on that list, vegas sees potential in him

I'm not a betting man, but it seems like at 18:1 Bowers would be a good risk. Especially if he doesn't miss more than 4 games.

im in love with Ingrams and AJ greens 13/2 and 15/2 odds for Offensive rookie of the year, i doubt it will be a QB this year with such a weak class

Give me Julio Jones (Who I liked better pre-draft than Green anyway, and has a top 5 QB in Matt Ryan) at 11/2 for the offensive side.

On the defensive side, I'll take Cameron Jordan at 15/1.

for WRs, TDs rule the day though and Ryan has Roddy/Gonzo/Turner that will all get TDs in the red zone (Turner only on the ground, but they will take away from Julio's chances)

I don't think any of the QBs are in a position to win (which is how OROY usually go for QBs), so my guess is it'll be a RB. Ingram has the best situation, but he'll have a problem with TDs too with so many options in NO. Vereen has another great position, but I don't trust Belicheck to give him the lion's share of the carries. Leshoure will likely have to battle Best for touches (if he can stay healthy) and Detroit doesn't have a very good run-blocking OL.

my guess is Ryan Williams in Arizona (since Beanie can't stay healthy anyway) though their OL isn't the best run-blocking unit either.

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defensive side Jordan and Kerrigan ended up in good spots to generate some sack numbers (they'll both be the opposite side bookend for aggressive defenses). Quinn as well if the year off doesn't affect him.

I'd go with a linebacker. Since 2000 nine linebackers have won defensive rookie of the year (Urlacher, Kendrell Bell, Suggs, Vilma, Merriman, Ryans, Willis, Mayo, and Cushing).

So I'd go with Von Miller, Aldon Smith, or Bruce Carter. The most likely winner though, whatever middle linebacker that ends up starting.

normally I'd agree, but I don't think Aldon Smith or Von Miller starts at MLB for their teams (both are OLB) and I don't think the ILB corps were very good in this draft.