2025 NFL Draft Betting Odds

The rookies from the 2024 NFL Draft have just played their first regular season game, yet fans can start betting on who they think will be the first selection in the 2025 draft. While there is still plenty of time until the next draft, oddsmakers have already identified Georgia quarterback Carson Beck as the current betting favorite to be the next number-one pick.

A lot can happen between now and the next draft cycle, but we’ve got you covered with consistently up-to-date betting odds for the 2025 NFL Draft, with prices across all the elite sports betting apps like FanDuel Sportsbook.

2025 NFL Draft Betting Odds

Player	FanDuel
Carson Beck	+300
Quinn Ewers	+600
Shedeur Sanders	+650
James Pearce Jr.	+1600
Cameron Ward	+1600
Jalen Milroe	+1800
Drew Allar	+2000
Will Campbell	+2000
Mykel Williams	+2000
Travis Hunter	+2000
Jaxson Dart	+2500

*odds as of September 12, 2024

Current Favorites

Carson Beck (University of Georgia): Carson Beck had to be patient in order to earn the starting job, as he sat behind current Rams quarterback Stetson Bennett during Georgia’s back-to-back National Championships. While many players would have transferred, Beck stuck it out and became one of the best college quarterbacks in the country last season.

In his first full season as the starter, Beck threw for 3,941 yards with 24 touchdowns and just six interceptions. Beck picked up right where he left off last season in 2024, as he threw for two touchdowns in a win over Clemson and followed that up with five more touchdown passes against Tennessee Tech. The determining factor for Beck and his future as the number-one pick will be how he plays when Georgia's schedule toughens up at the end of September.

Quinn Ewers (University of Texas): Ewers was touted as the quarterback who could lead Texas back to the promised land. After taking them to the semi-finals of the College Football Playoff in 2023, he started his 2024 season with a bang. In the Longhorns' first test of the season, Ewers led Texas to a blowout win over Michigan. While Ewers can undoubtedly help his draft stock over the next few weeks, every scout's attention will be on him when he takes on Georgia on October 19.

Shedeur Sanders (University of Colorado): Arguably the most polarizing player in college football, will have a lot of eyes on him this season. Sanders burst onto the scene last year as he led his father’s team to an upset win over TCU to start the season. After that, the Buffaloes did not have much success in the win department, but Sanders proved to be one of the best gunslingers in the country.

In his first season at the FBS level, Sanders finished with 3,230 yards and a 27:3 touchdown to interception ratio. While Sanders looked solid again in Colorado's 2024 season opener, he took a step back in their loss to Nebraska. Not only is Sanders still facing the knock that he holds onto the ball too long, but he has not been able to shake the questionable leadership allegations.

Past #1 Picks

Season	Player	Team
2024	Caleb Williams	Chicago Bears
2023	Bryce Young	Carolina Panthers
2022	Travon Walker	Jacksonville Jaguars
2021	Trevor Lawrence	Jacksonville Jaguars
2020	Joe Burrow	Cincinnati Bengals
2019	Kyler Murray	Arizona Cardinals
2018	Baker Mayfield	Cleveland Browns
2017	Myles Garrett	Cleveland Browns
2016	Jared Goff	Los Angeles Rams
2015	Jameis Winston	Tampa Bay Buccaneers