Georgia defensive end Travon WalkerHe has moved from a long shot to being the odds-on favorite to become the No. The NFL Draft at Sportsbooks across the Nation: 1st overall pick
Walker was not listed in the odds that Walker would be the No. 1 pick by sportsbooks. Walker, who was not listed when some sportsbooks set the odds on which player would be the No. Aidan HutchinsonHe topped oddsboards at all the books in the country on Sunday night. Hutchinson has been the favorite since early March.
Walker’s odds of winning went from +150 and -200 at Caesars Sportsbook Sunday night, while Hutchinson fell from -170 to +160. In a 12-hour period beginning at 8:30 p.m., the odds of Walker winning went from +150 to -200 Sunday night at Caesars Sportsbook. Hutchinson’s odds fell from -170 and +160. ET Sunday: According to Max Meyer, a Caesars spokesperson, 36% of all money placed on NFL-related options at Caesars Sportsbook were either pro Walker or anti-Hutchinson.
Walker was the first to be selected by BetMGM’s sportsbooks at 30-1. Walker now represents 35% of BetMGM’s money bet to become No.1, the highest percentage of any player.
The Jacksonville JaguarsThe No. 1 pick. PointsBet’s trading group believes that Trent Baalke (Jackson general manager) is “fully on Walker.”
“Ultimately, at midnight, Baalke takes the final call. This is why Walker is the current favorite to be No. ESPN spoke with a PointsBet spokesperson on Monday.
North Carolina State offensive lineman Ikem EkwonuCaesars Sportsbook is 8-1 to be first, followed by Alabama’s offensive lineman Evan Neal16.1
The Las Vegas draft will begin Thursday.