NFL Draft odds tracker: See latest on top 10 picks

When it comes to predicting the NFL Draft, sportsbooks are a key resource that can tip certain shifts in consensus. For example, the Jaguars trending toward Travon Walker over Aidan Hutchinson in the 2022 NFL Draft happened the weekend before Draft Day in the NFL betting market. Sometimes those shifts turn out to be nothing but a mirage, such as Will Levis gaining traction as a top pick in 2023, but the markets can often be an early signal amidst the noise of draft season.

With that being the case, we’re here to track daily odds for the second through 10th picks at DraftKings to see how the betting market is digesting the steady stream of NFL Draft rumors and expert mock drafts. We’ll also be back with our annual mock draft based solely on the betting market the day prior to draft night. Check back in this space regularly for futures betting odds updates on the top 10 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, which could help with NFL Draft betting strategies.

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NFL Draft: No. 2 pick odds

Currently owned by New York Jets

Word broke late Wednesday that the Jets canceled their top-30 visit with David Bailey, a development that brought Bailey from favored status down to a co-favorite along with Reese. With the Jets feeling they have done their due diligence on Bailey, they are free to use the visit on another potential target later in the draft. We expected the market could swing one way or another following that news as a decision by the Jets could lead to information getting baked more into the odds, and while Reese moved to a clear favorite over the weekend and was up to -360 early Tuesday, Jets GM Darren Mougey said that morning not to read too much into the canceled visit, causing an abrupt halt in the momentum behind Reese in the betting market. By Tuesday afternoon, Bailey moved to the favorite to go No. 2 over Reese.

NFL Draft: No. 3 pick odds

Currently owned by Arizona Cardinals

With Reese strengthening as the perceived No. 2 pick, Bailey became the favorite to go third on Sunday for the first time since we started our tracker. On Tuesday those odds started to shift a bit with Bailey taking on steam to go No. 2. The Giants trading Dexter Lawrence for the No. 10 pick has created a perception that defensive players are going to go off the board fast in the top 10, so anyone targeting a particular player could begin to get serious in trade discussions to move up to No. 3 or No. 4. Reports Monday that Love is a legit option for the Cardinals at No. 3 have also cut his price considerably.

NFL Draft: No. 4 pick odds

Currently owned by Tennessee Titans

Although Love continues to gain momentum for the No. 4 pick, this could be the first wild card of the draft depending on what happens in the top three. The Titans may be able to find an agreeable deal to move back with a team looking to leap ahead of the Giants, likely for a blue-chip defender or a receiver, as speculation has the Giants adding help for Jaxson Dart with one of their picks. With Reese looking less likely to be the No. 2 pick, he could be good value here should the Cardinals opt for Love.

NFL Draft: No. 5 pick odds

Currently owned by New York Giants

The Giants may have their eyes on Tyson after acquiring a second top-10 pick, but his rising stock may cause him to come off the board prior to the acquired pick. That could put him in play as early as No. 5, and as we expected on Monday, his odds have continued to move toward the top off the board. However, the trade could also make it easier for the Giants to go with a non-premium position here like linebacker, running back or safety, knowing they can take a more premium position at No. 10.

NFL Draft: No. 6 pick odds

Currently owned by Cleveland Browns

The odds at No. 6 saw a significant shift heading into the weekend with Tate becoming the less certain favorite. He is still the clear favorite to be the first receiver selected at -200 to +130 for Tyson, but the latter is starting to look more likely for the fifth pick. The market is still sorting out the respective landing spot of each receiver, with a smaller perceived window for Tate, but we may see those first receiver odds swing heading into the final days. The Browns may also be starting to lean more toward offensive lineman here and receiver later in the first round, with momentum picking up around Fano being the pick.

NFL Draft: No. 7 pick odds

Currently owned by Washington Commanders

With Love looking less and less likely to make it out of the top five, Tate has emerged as the favorite to go here as the chances he goes sixth to the Browns start to diminish. The Commanders should be well-positioned to land either Love or Styles, trade this pick to someone looking to move up for Styles, or sit tight and address their need at receiver with Tate or Tyson.

NFL Draft: No. 8 pick odds

Currently owned by New Orleans Saints

Tyson moved up to the favorite to go No. 8 over the weekend after his private workout, though it’s worth noting the four teams picking ahead of New Orleans could all use receiving help as well. If the Giants like Tyson and are targeting an offensive lineman with their other pick, it could make more sense to take him fifth rather than risk losing him to New Orleans here. File this under “it could be something or it could be nothing,” but Sadiq’s chances of being the pick here seem to be rising in the market.

NFL Draft: No. 9 pick odds

Currently owned by Kansas City Chiefs

There hasn’t been much to note with this pick, though it is worth wondering whether the Chiefs could be a trade-up candidate with any of the number of teams looking to trade down should they decide to get aggressive. That could shake up the board a bit for this pick depending on which team is able to move down.

NFL Draft: No. 10 pick odds

Currently owned by New York Giants

Though Downs remains the favorite, we otherwise saw a massive shift in the No. 10 odds after the pick transferred from the Bengals to the Giants. That put receivers in play in a way that was not realistic for Cincinnati, shifting Tyson to one of the favorites while also dropping the lines for top offensive lineman should the Giants go in that direction. That includes Ioane, who has seen his chances of being the pick at No. 10 rise considerably, according to the market. Interestingly, the odds for the top cornerbacks have risen despite that appearing to be a need for New York as it was for Cincinnati. We also saw McDonald appear as a player perceived with a better than 1% chance to be this pick by the market with the thinking they could use it to directly replace Dexter Lawrence, but that seems much more likely with the team’s second-round pick.