A quarter of the way through the season, there are two clear MVP frontrunners, according to the odds. Josh Allen, the favorite coming into the season at +600, has shortened to +250 after another dazzling performance on "Monday Night Football," but Brock Purdy continues to challenge him at +300 and was briefly the favorite coming out of Sunday's slate. Purdy came into the campaign with 10th-best 18-1 odds.
Patrick Mahomes is the third favorite for MVP at +650, as well as the odds-on favorite for Comeback Player of the Year at -300. Drake Maye has recovered nicely after a horrible start to the season that saw his MVP odds go to a long of 80-1, making it back to 17-1.
Jahmyr Gibbs has retaken control of the Offensive Player of the Year race as the +280 favorite, with Bijan Robinson and Kenneth Walker III -- who was on bye in Week 5 -- trailing just behind at +400. On the other side of the ball, Will Anderson Jr. has become the clear favorite for Defensive Player of the Year at +125, improving from his second-best +500 at the beginning of the season.
Offensive Rookie of the Year has also seen some significant movement, with Denzel Boston (+175) taking away favorite status from Jeremiyah Love (+225), while Carnell Tate is staying within striking distance at +500.
Odds by DraftKings. 
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