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Regulated sportsbook apps in New York State do not permit betting on this year's NFL Draft.
Internationally licensed sportsbooks (also known as offshore sportsbooks) do take bets on this year's NFL Draft from those in New York 18 years or older, including our friends at BetOnline (now in their 25th year in business). So, too, do local bookies.
Buffalo Bills Draft Odds
Wide Receiver
-240
Defensive Lineman/Edge
+550
Cornerback
+750
Offensive Lineman
+850
Safety
+2200
Linebacker
+4500
The Bills are a pretty big favorite to land a wide receiver first.
Adonai Mitchell of the Texas Longhorns is the more likely first choice here, per CBS Sports.
"Bills GM Brandon Beane recently said the team doesn't need a true No. 1 to be successful. While that may be true, the Bills still need some wideouts for Josh Allen to throw the ball to and Mitchell could be a nice addition to cushion the blow of losing both Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis this offseason."
New York Jets Draft Odds
Offensive Lineman
+110
Tight End
+150
Wide Receiver
+380
Defensive Lineman/Edge
+2000
Cornerback
+2000
Quarterback
+6000
Taliese Fuaga OT. Oregon State:
"The Jets did a good job of addressing their offensive line issues this offseason by adding tackles Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses, but neither one is signed beyond the 2024 season. That still makes tackle a key need entering this draft and they fill it by bringing aboard Fuaga."
"The Jets did a good job of addressing their offensive line issues this offseason by adding tackles Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses, but neither one is signed beyond the 2024 season. That still makes tackle a key need entering this draft and they fill it by bringing aboard Fuaga."
New York Giants
Malik Nabers, Wide Receiver, LSU:
"The Giants could flirt with the idea of taking a QB at No. 6 if McCarthy was still on the board, but with the Vikings trading up ahead of them, they address a massive need by adding an elite pass catcher in Nabers. He arrives in New York as the clear No. 1 option for Daniel Jones. "
- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com
