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Who will the New York Jets’ next quarterback be? FanDuel Sportsbook has already closed the odds on this despite the daily drop of tidbits, news, and speculation—even prior to the recent Derek Carr-to-the-New Orleans Saints news.

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2023 NFL Draft Odds

FanDuel Sportsbook has got you covered for the 2023 NFL Draft if that’s where you want to claim your promo code for $1,000 in bonus bets. Some of the odds are a little longer than they are at other books, so if you’re convinced that things will change between now and the draft, it’s your time to book your favorite No. 1 overall pick.

FanDuel has Bryce Young at -165, which is unsurprising before all the quarterbacks throw at the Combine. Young’s biggest question heading into the NFL is his size: he is expected to clock in at 6-foot-0 or below and less than 200 pounds.

Although size is far from Zach Wilson’s biggest problem in the NFL, it was definitely underestimated around draft time two years ago. Wilson measured at 6-foot-2.125 and 214 pounds and has shown that he fears taking a hit. Young is a lot smaller and slighter than that, making durability a significant concern.

(Incidentally, Marcus Johnson of Tape Don’t Lie recently told Michael Nania and Ben Blessington on the Cool Your Jets podcast that a potential Jets quarterback target, Derek Carr, is also not a fan of getting hit. Carr is officially 6-foot-2.375 and 214 pounds.)

Additionally, it has been noted that many shorter NFL quarterbacks have a difficult time seeing the middle of the field. However, the 6-foot-1 Jalen Hurts squelched some of that narrative with his MVP-caliber performance in 2022 that was built largely on middle-of-the-field success.

Meanwhile, C.J. Stroud is listed with the second-best odds of going No. 1 overall at +350. Although Stroud has flown up the ranks on my personal board after some film breakdown, I do not anticipate any team taking him with the top pick. He’s just not a trendy name compared to Young or Anthony Richardson.

Richardson is the real wild card in this draft. The buzz surrounding him is about to reach fever pitch at the combine, where there is speculation that he may run a sub-4.4 40-yard dash. For reference, Justin Fields ran a 4.46 and would have broken Lamar Jackson’s single-season QB rushing record in 2022 if not for injuries.

However, Richardson has a Josh Allen-like arm and is taller and broader than Fields. His footwork and accuracy are a bit of a mess, but the NFL has been drafting for “traits” for the last number of years. Just ask Zach Wilson. If you want to bet on a No. 1 QB other than Young, go with Richardson at +800.

There is one other possibility here, that Colts owner Jim Irsay once again loses his mind and trades the farm to the Bears and selects Will Levis (+900). In my opinion, Levis is a buyer-beware type of quarterback at the top of the draft, but there have been whispers that some teams feel otherwise.

There is always the possibility that Chicago stands pat and selects Jalen Carter or Will Anderson (+1400) with the No. 1 overall pick. Clearly, FanDuel’s oddsmakers are not buying that. If Chicago does stay at No. 1, their plan will be to trade Justin Fields and select a quarterback, which is a highly controversial debate at the moment.

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2023 NFL MVP Picks

FanDuel also has 2023 NFL MVP picks listed. The top of the list is tied with three completely unsurprising names: Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, and Josh Allen, all at +700. A word of advice: do not pick Allen. As much of a freak of nature as he is, his inconsistency at the quarterback position means that he will put up enough duds to decrease his value next to Mahomes and Burrow.

A pick outside the top three that might be intriguing is Trevor Lawrence at +1600. Lawrence played incredibly well down the stretch of the regular season and brought Jacksonville to an epic comeback in the Divisional Round after a miserable performance in the first half. With Doug Pederson as his offensive play-caller and a strong arsenal of skill position players, Lawrence appears poised to make an even bigger leap in 2023.

One surprising name on the list is Jordan Love at +3000. The fact that he is ahead of Russell Wilson (+4000), Kirk Cousins (+5000), and Derek Carr (+5000) certainly indicates that FanDuel oddsmakers believe he’ll be starting in Green Bay next season. They’re also clearly buying at least a certain level of Packers hype of Love.

Another word of caution: as tempting as it might have been to put some money on Brock Purdy after his phenomenal rookie performance (well, not for PurdyMania truthers like myself, but for whoever made him a finalist for Offensive Rookie of the Year, anyway), San Francisco seems to be preparing for a future in which Purdy is not ready to start the 2023 season. With all the capital they gave up for Trey Lance, don’t waste your money.

Super Bowl 58 Futures

NFL Team		Super Bowl 58 FanDuel Odds
1. Kansas City Chiefs		👉 +450 to Win Super Bowl 58
2. San Francisco 49ers		👉 +500 to Win Super Bowl 58
3. Philadelphia Eagles		👉 +600 to Win Super Bowl 58
4. Dallas Cowboys		👉 +1000 to Win Super Bowl 58
5. Miami Dolphins		👉 +1100 to Win Super Bowl 58
T6. Baltimore Ravens		👉 +1200 to Win Super Bowl 58
T6. Buffalo Bills		👉 +1200 to Win Super Bowl 58
8. Detroit Lions		👉 +1800 to Win Super Bowl 58
9. Jacksonville Jaguars		👉 +2300 to Win Super Bowl 58
10. Cincinnati Bengals		👉 +2600 to Win Super Bowl 58
11. Cleveland Browns		👉 +2800 to Win Super Bowl 58
T19. New York Jets		👉 +11000 to Win Super Bowl 58

There is a cluster atop the Super Bowl 58 odds and then a healthy gap before the rest of the pack. Kansas City is the favorite at +600, and Buffalo is second at +850. After Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and San Francisco (+900), there’s a dip down to +1500 (Dallas), +1600 (Baltimore), and then another dip to +2000 (L.A. Chargers).

The Jets, incidentally, are tied for ninth at +2500 together with the Jaguars and Lions. While I’m surprised Vegas is so bullish on the Jets, it indicates to me that there is a full belief Gang Green will acquire either Aaron Rodgers or Derek Carr.

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