Rookies are getting their first taste of NBA ball this week, and the elite first-year players are already making their case for Rookie of the Year.
NBA Rookie of the Year odds are available to bet on now at Fanatics Sportsbook.
Less than 48 hours into the 2026-27 campaign, the Grizzlies’ Cameron Boozer is the favorite at +240. Caleb Wilson (+340), Darryn Peterson (+400), and AJ Dybantsa (+450) are also in the mix.
Below, we’ll display the entire NBA Rookie of the Year odds board at Fanatics. We’ll also zero in on some of the more notable names in the running for the coveted award.
NBA Rookie of the Year odds
Here is a look at the current NBA Rookie of the Year odds at Fanatics Sportsbook.
- Cameron Boozer (+240)
- Caleb Wilson (+340)
- Darryn Peterson (+400)
- AJ Dybantsa (+450)
- Darius Acuff Jr. (+1000)
- Yaxel Lendeborg (+1000)
- Keaton Wagler (+3000)
- Mikel Brown Jr. (+4000)
- Aday Mara (+6000)
- Brayden Burries (+7500)
- Kingston Flemings (+7500)
- Dailyn Swain (+10000)
- Karim Lopez (+10000)
- Morez Johnson Jr. (+10000)
- Nate Ament (+10000)
- Cameron Carr (+12000)
- Christian Anderson Jr. (+15000)
- Koa Peat (+15000)
- Ebuka Okorie (+20000)
- Joshua Jefferson (+20000)
- Bennett Stirtz (+25000)
- Chris Cenac Jr. (+25000)
- Hannes Steinbach (+25000)
- Labaron Philon Jr. (+25000)
Cameron Boozer (+240)
The Grizzlies forward was considered the most “ready-made” player in June’s NBA Draft. Boozer struggled greatly in his NBA debut Wednesday night as he went an ugly 2-of-15 from the floor in 33 minutes. He missed all 6 of his 3-point attempts and finished with 7 points. He did pull down 11 rebounds in a 123-103 Grizzlies victory over the Jazz.
Caleb Wilson (+340)
The Bulls are projected to be one of the worst teams in the NBA this season, but at least they will be entertaining. Wilson will likely be the star of Chicago’s highlight reel this season as he is already displaying his eye-popping athleticism on the NBA stage. The former North Carolina Tar Heel had multiple dunks that made the rounds on social media in his NBA debut Wednesday night in Toronto. He finished with 16 points in 32 minutes in a 135-92 blowout loss to the Raptors.
AJ Dybantsa (+450)
Wizards fans will have to wait a little longer to see the debut of the No. 1 overall pick.
Dybantsa suffered a mild ankle sprain in the Wizards’ final preseason game last Friday. The former BYU standout played well in Washington’s exhibition season as he finished in double-figures in scoring in each of the four games he played.
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