It wasn’t even a question last year. Trevor Lawrence was going No. 1 to Jacksonville. He knew it. The Jaguars knew it. The fans knew it. And the NFL Draft betting odds knew it. Lawrence had -50000 odds to be drafted No. 1. The second-best odds to get selected first overall was Zach Wilson at +1600.
This year’s NFL Draft has a bit more intrigue. Analysts have differing opinions on who is going No. 1. And betting odds show it with close favorites at the top.
BetMGM’s top four betting odds for the No. 1 pick are Aidan Hutchinson +155, Evan Neal +175, Kayvon Thibodeaux +325, and Ikem Ekwonu +400. There is a dropoff to No. 5, where Malik Willis is +2000.
Where do the experts think these four will get drafted? Check it out below, along with the full list of player odds for the first overall pick.
NFL Draft Order
As of Feb. 8
1. Jacksonville Jaguars
2. Detroit Lions
3. Houston Texans
4. New York Jets
5. New York Giants
6. Carolina Panthers
7. New York Giants
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Denver Broncos
10. New York Jets
11. Washington Commanders
12. Minnesota Vikings
13. Cleveland Browns
14. Baltimore Ravens
15. Philadelphia Eagles
16. Philadelphia Eagles
17. Los Angeles Chargers
18. New Orleans Saints
19. Philadelphia Eagles
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. New England Patriots
22. Las Vegas Raiders
23. Arizona Cardinals
24. Dallas Cowboys
25. Buffalo Bills
26. Tennessee Titans
27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
28. Green Bay Packers
29. Miami Dolphins
30. Kansas City Chiefs
31/32. Cincinnati or Detroit
Picks No. 31 and 32 will be determined by the Super Bowl’s outcome. Detroit acquired the Los Angeles Rams’ first-round pick.
1st Overall Pick Odds
Player | Odds |
---|---|
Michigan DE Aidan Hutchinson | +155 |
Alabama OT Evan Neal | +175 |
Oregon DE Kayvon Thibodeaux | +325 |
NC State OT Ikem Ekwonu | +400 |
Liberty QB Malik Willis | +2000 |
Mississippi State OT Charles Cross | +3000 |
Pitt QB Kenny Pickett | +3000 |
North Carolina QB Sam Howell | +5000 |
Ole Miss QB Matt Corral | +6600 |
Notre Dame S Kyle Hamilton | +8000 |
LSU CB Derek Stingley Jr. | +10000 |
Nevada QB Carson Strong | +15000 |
Purdue DE George Karlaftis | +15000 |
Iowa C Tyler Linderbaum | +15000 |
Cincinnati QB Desmond Ridder | +15000 |
Miami OT Zion Nelson | +20000 |
Texas A&M DE Demarvin Leal | +20000 |
Ohio State WR Garrett Wilson | +20000 |
Cincinnati CB Ahmad Gardner | +25000 |
Florida CB Kaiir Elam | +30000 |
Arkansas WR Treylon Burks | +30000 |
Ohio State WR Chris Olave | +50000 |
Iowa State RB Breece Hall | +50000 |
Georgia DT Jordan Davis | +50000 |
Differing Expert Opinions
Analysts have different thoughts on who will go first in the NFL Draft.
We looked at five mock drafts from The Athletic’s Dane Brugler, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr., PFF’s Seth Galina, The Draft Network’s Joe Marino, and NFL.com’s Bucky Brooks to see where they have the top four players in the NFL Draft odds going.
Aidan Hutchinson +155
Dane Brugler — No. 2
Mel Kiper Jr. — No. 1
Seth Galina — No. 3
Joe Marino — No. 2
Bucky Brooks — No. 2
Evan Neal +175
Dane Brugler — No. 5
Mel Kiper Jr. — No. 3
Seth Galina — No. 4
Joe Marino — No. 1
Bucky Brooks — No. 1
Kayvon Thibodeaux +325
Dane Brugler — No. 3
Mel Kiper Jr. — No. 2
Seth Galina — No. 8
Joe Marino — No. 3
Bucky Brooks — No. 3
Ikem Ekwonu +400
Dane Brugler — No. 1
Mel Kiper Jr. — No. 5
Seth Galina — No. 6
Joe Marino — No. 5
Bucky Brooks — No. 4
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