Who’s got the best odds to walk away with NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year?

Half of the last 10 OROY winners have been quarterbacks, so it makes sense to start at that position. Lawrence was the locked-and-loaded No. 1 overall pick for months (or years), and him going first to Jacksonville shocked absolutely no one. He lands on a team with a good cast of weapons — Laviska Shenault, D.J. Chark, and Marvin Jones form a good trio of receivers, fellow Clemson rookie Travis Etienne will give him a good receiving option out of the backfield, and much like Justin Herbert, last year’s OROY winner, they will be playing from behind a lot. He’s the odds-on favorite to win, making it not the most sexy bet in the world, but he will have the opportunity as a Week 1 starter and the environment around him to put up numbers.