Scott Ferrall grabbed the +850 on rookie Jayden Daniels to win MVP. Ferrall leaned on his long-standing NFC East rule that no team repeats as division champ, arguing that trend opens the door for Washington. If the Commanders really do leap to the top of the division, Daniels would have to post a monster year, automatically vaulting him into MVP consideration. Ferrall views that clear narrative pathway plus the 8.5-to-1 payout as a bet worth making today.

Adam Levitan labeled Jayden Daniels a slam-dunk value at the 4-5 turn on Underdog. Quarterbacks account for a larger share of fantasy points on the platform because there are no yardage bonuses and receiving is only half-PPR. Rushing scores therefore carry extra weight, and Daniels’ elite ground game lets him outpace pocket passers without any stacking help. With Lamar Jackson already gone and Bengals stacking complicated, Levitan loved adding Daniels’ standalone ceiling to the roster at pick 42.