NFL Draft's Defensive Stars: DROY Race Heats Up

0:00It's April 24th. NFL news today starts now, AI powered in game ready. I'm quarry with the story. The NFL drafts first round just dropped a ton of defensive talent and the prediction market on Kalshi is already buzzing about the defensive rookie of the year race. Right now Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs leave that 70% chance after landing with the Dallas Cowboys at pick 11. Hot on his heels at 69% each are Miami edge rusher. Ruben Bain Jr. to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New York Giants edge Arville. Reese. Texas Tech's David Bailey, the number two overall pick to the jets sits at 22%. This market's super fresh with only $54 traded so far Friday morning. So these odds capture early bives more than debuts. Traders are eyeing how these rookies fit into their new teens right away. Fans and scouts love Downs, Jim Thorpe Award and All-American status plus the Cowboys Leaky Defense last year. 30th in yards allowed means hill. See

1:03heavy action at Nickel Corner from day one. No safety's won D-Royce since 1990 but his spot could change that. Bain brings 20.5 college sex in a relentless motor to Tampa who snagged him at 15 despite his slide. Edge rushers have taken five of the last six awards giving him and Reese that historical edge. The Giants needed pass rush bad though their setup might lag behind Tampa's. Bailey's got big 12 leading sacks and elite combine speed joining a jets defense that struggle to but his lower odds reflect the crowded field. With his deep draft class the markets wisely spreading the love and expect big shifts as the rest of the picks roll in and training camps heat up.