2026 NFL OROY Odds: Carnell Tate Favored; KC Concepcion Skyrockets

The Tennessee Titans may be 1-6, but it looks like they have found their wide receiver of the future, and he is now the heavy favorite to win the Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Let’s check out the latest odds to win Offensive Rookie of the Year at DraftKings Sportsbook as of Oct. 28.

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Carnell Tate: +280
KC Concepción: +600
Denzel Boston: +650
Jeremiyah Love: +750
Fernando Mendoza: +800
Omar Cooper Jr.: +1000
Germie Bernard: +1200
Jonah Coleman: +2500
Antonio Williams: +2800
Caleb Douglas: +3000
Ja’Kobi Lane: +3000
Makai Lemon: +3000

Here's what to know about this oddsboard: 

Carnell Tate is the favorite to win the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year award (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images). 

The Favorite: Carnell Tate is the favorite on the OROY oddsboard after another strong performance against the Browns. Tate now has five catches and over 65 yards in back-to-back games. Two weeks ago in Tennessee's lone win over the Colts, the rookie caught six passes for 70 yards and his first career touchdown, accounting for more than 70% of Cam Ward’s passing yards. Tate leads all NFL rookies in receiving yards (413), receptions (34), targets (51), receiving first downs (18) and air yards on completed passes (307). While Ward and the Titans’ offense continue to struggle, the future looks bright for the No. 4 overall pick out of Ohio State.

Biggest Riser: The biggest riser last week was Browns rookie wideout KC Concepcion. While Denzel Boston’s strong start sent him climbing the OROY oddsboard early, Concepcion is now making his move after a historic Week 7 performance. The Texas A&M product caught eight passes for 129 yards, all in the first half, and added 23 rushing yards on three carries. His 129 receiving yards were the most in a first half by a Browns rookie since at least 1950. As a result, his odds skyrocketed from +5000 to the +600 second choice. 

Glimpse of Nando: We got our first glimpse of Fernando Mendoza three weeks ago against the Patriots. With the Pats blowing out the Raiders in the fourth quarter, Las Vegas turned to Mendoza for its final drive. He looked sharp, completing six of eight passes for 48 yards. With the Raiders losing four straight, is it only a matter of time until Nando gets his shot? Despite not starting yet, he remains at +800 to win the award.