The Miami Dolphins are dominating the awards markets right now, with Tua Tagovailoa favored to win MVP and Tyreek Hill favored to win Offensive Player of the Year. The last time two teammates won both MVP and Offensive Player of the Year in the same season was in 2001 when "Greatest show on turf" teammates Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk won MVP and Offensive Player of the Year respectively.
MVP
Favorite: Tua Tagovailoa (+350)
Last week's favorite: Patrick Mahomes (+425)
Another week, another new favorite for MVP as Tagovailoa is back on top of the odds board. Since Tagovailoa was last favored after Week 3, Josh Allen, Mahomes and Brock Purdy have all taken turns as the MVP favorite.
Mahomes lost his role as favorite following his middling performance on Thursday against the Broncos, replaced by Purdy, who promptly lost to the Browns.
Tagovailoa is a worthy favorite, leading the NFL in passing yards and touchdowns for a team that looks like an AFC contender. This week could be a pivotal week for Tagovailoa as his Dolphins are underdogs in Philadelphia. The game has the highest total of the week, so if the Dolphins can pull off the upset, Tagovailoa can potentially grow his lead. Mahomes plays in the game with the second-highest total, but his numbers pale in comparison to his previous MVP seasons, ranking just 15th in yards per attempt. Josh Allen's odds dropped from +550 to +800 after nearly losing to the Giants in prime time. His Bills are again the biggest favorites this week on the road against the Patriots, though the game has a low total of 41.
Offensive Player of the Year
Favorite: Tyreek Hill (+125)
Last week's favorite: Christian McCaffrey (+150)
McCaffrey had gone wire-to-wire as the favorite in this market until now when Hill finally jumped him. Hill moved from +200 to +125 after his 163-yard performance and McCaffrey's injury.
If McCaffrey's oblique injury causes him to miss time, Hill could expand his lead, as he is currently on pace for 2,306 yards. Nobody else is close to that duo in the market with Ja'Marr Chase and Stefon Diggs both next at 16-1.
Defensive Player of the Year
Favorite: Micah Parsons (+130)
Last week's favorite: Parsons (+180)
This has been a three-man race for weeks as Parsons, T.J. Watt and Myles Garrett have been the top three all season. Watt stands out the most statistically as he is tied for the NFL lead in sacks and fumble recoveries despite the Steelers already having their bye. Watt's case could largely come down to team success as the Steelers are +130 to make the playoffs. Only one of the past 16 Defensive Players of the Year missed the playoffs (2014 J.J. Watt). The biggest odds move recently has come from Fred Warner, who moved from 50-1 to 30-1 to 15-1 in the past three weeks.
Coach of the Year
Favorite: Dan Campbell (+200)
Last week's favorites: Campbell and Mike McDaniel (+330)
Campbell and McDaniel remain far-and-away the top two favorites for Coach of the Year. Campbell moved ahead of McDaniel this week after the two were tied the previous two weeks. Both of their odds shortened from +330 after many of the other Coach of the Year contenders lost last week. This week could provide some more clarity at the top of the market as both the Dolphins and Lions are underdogs on the road. One other game that could shift the market is Falcons-Buccaneers, as the winner of that game will be in first in the NFC South.
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Favorite: C.J. Stroud (-150)
Last week's favorite: Stroud (-110)
Stroud finally threw an interception last week, but that didn't slow his rise in the Rookie of the Year market. He moved from -110 to -150 after the Texans beat the Saints. This week, his Texans are on bye.
Puka Nacua's candidacy has slowed after posting 97 yards combined in two weeks since Cooper Kupp returned.
Bijan Robinson's odds have slipped to +600, his longest odds all season. Robinson ranks seventh in the NFL in scrimmage yards this season, and if he has a strong performance against the Buccaneers this week, he could cut into Stroud's lead. However, Stroud is fourth in the NFL in passing yards and if he continues his success, he could be hard to beat long-term.
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Favorite: Jalen Carter (-190)
Last week's favorite: Carter (-135)
Despite missing last week, Jalen Carter remains the odds-on favorite to win Defensive Rookie of the Year. Carter's 3.5 sacks still lead all rookies, a half sack more than Rams rookie Byron Young (40-1).
Devon Witherspoon remains +250 as the second favorite. His eight pass breakups are tied for third in the NFL despite missing one game and the Seahawks already having their bye week. While Carter has looked great in limited time, his statistics don't blow away the competition, and given his injury, this race has the potential to shift drastically if other rookies post strong performances.
Odds courtesy Caesars Sportsbook.